Misinformation

According to COGAT, Mu'amar is suffering from a genetic illness called Fanconi syndrome, which could lead to muscle and urinary tract weakness.

In a world where everyone has a camera and an agenda, your worst moving day can become someone else’s political victory.

In a statement on Monday, a BBC spokesperson acknowledged that the broadcaster was "not initially aware that Marah Abu Zuhri was being treated for leukemia."

Hamas does lie, but what do these lies teach us about the method or message of the liars? There are at least four lessons.

It's okay to report a humanitarian crisis, but as a part of the whole story, with balanced information about all the relevant actors. 

“We have since learned new information, including from the hospital that treated" Gazan child Mohammed Zakaria al-Mutawaq, the New York Times wrote.

Locking the narrative is useful in political communication, framing events or policies in a way that favors a particular viewpoint.

The content of the same email sent multiple times to The Jerusalem Post contains the text written in Hebrew, Arabic, and English. 

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi claimed that the hospital was used primarily to treat IDF soldiers and that the destruction of "94% of Palestinian hospitals" justified the bombing.

Journalism can also function as a platform for advocating social change by highlighting underreported issues, amplifying marginalized voices, and pressuring for policy reform.