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Australian Broadcasting Corporation coverage of Gaza war fueled antisemitism, ABC Watch claims
The ABC is a publicly funded national broadcaster and, as such, has a legal and ethical obligation to report impartially and objectively.
Information warfare is shaping the Israel, US war with Iran in real time - opinion
James Genn: Thriving in the eye of The Jerusalem Post's newsroom storm
Mossad dentists plant chips in teeth? What I learned reading Iranian media - analysis
Hong Kong hands media mogul Jimmy Lai 20-year prison sentence
The sentence ends Hong Kong's highest-profile national security trial and a legal sagathat has spanned nearly five years.
'We received your message,' says Savannah Guthrie, offering to pay for her mother's return
“We beg you now to return our mother to us so that we can celebrate with her. This is the only way we will have peace. This is very valuable to us,” said news anchor Savannah Guthrie.
Keshet Neev: Making a career as a journalist in Israel
Behind the Bylines: "If you start out small and keep pushing yourself forward to learn and try new things, you won’t believe how far you can go and how much you can achieve."
Why understanding algorithms matters as much as reading the news
Terrorists use social media to slander; let’s not do the same - opinion
The method represents something far more dangerous than a single smear campaign. It’s a weaponized assault on truth itself.
'The New York Times' tried to cancel Bari Weiss. Now she's running CBS - comment
From her exit at the New York Times to leading CBS News, Bari Weiss’s rise reflects a deeper fight over power, culture, and who shapes journalism’s future.
David Brinn: Stepping back from the news after 30 years at 'The Jerusalem Post' - opinion
The Post has been my home for over three decades, and I’m immensely proud of the service that we provide and the dedication that the staff demonstrates on a daily basis.
Triumphs and tragedies: Unpacking 2025's top stories from Israel and the Jewish world
From ceasefires to pardons, with missing legal officials thrown in: the headline-making narratives that hit our newsstands this year.
'60 Minutes' segment on Trump's deportations, CEGOT mega-prison leaks after being pulled by CBS
CBS pulled a “60 Minutes” report on El Salvador’s mega-prison hours before air, sparking claims of political censorship and debate over government influence on journalism.
US House reaches bipartisan majority opposing radio performance tax
The Local Radio Freedom Act crossed a key House majority threshold, reflecting bipartisan resistance to new fees on local radio broadcasters.
