Since October 7th, 2023, when Hamas launched its genocidal attack on Israel, killing around 1,200 civilians and taking 250 hostages, the media's portrayal of the conflict has come under scrutiny. The British publication The Guardian, long criticized for its biased reporting, continues to raise concerns, especially as it actively solicits reader donations alongside serving ads. This raises questions about the impact of financial contributions on editorial independence.

10 October 2024

Read more: The Guardian's Biased Coverage: How Reader Donations Skew Journalism

Israel has embarked on a bold and strategic military campaign in its northern theater, launching what it has termed "a limited ground operation" into Lebanon, a direct confrontation with the Iran-backed Hezbollah. This marks a significant escalation, signaling that Israel is no longer content with tit-for-tat exchanges along the border but is now actively reshaping the dynamics of the conflict.

01 October 2024

Read more: See It: Israel's Ground Operation In Lebanon Explained

Hezbollah Suffers Unprecedented Losses While Iran Watches from the Sidelines, Opting for Diplomatic Posturing Over Military Intervention

Since last Friday, September 20th, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have been launching a series of devastating airstrikes against Hezbollah, Iran’s most formidable proxy in the Middle East. These operations have delivered crushing blows to the militant group, which has long served as a critical extension of Iranian power in the region. Despite the scale of Hezbollah’s suffering, Tehran has shown little appetite for direct intervention, choosing instead to focus on diplomatic engagements with the West and using this past week's United Nations General Assembly opening as the excuse.

27 September 2024

Read more: Iran Watching From The Sidelines As Israel Decimates Hezbollah

On Friday, the Middle East trembled as a meticulously planned Israeli airstrike reduced a nine-story apartment building in Beirut’s southern suburb, a Hezbollah stronghold, to a towering mound of rubble. This particular region, long regarded as an untouchable sanctuary for the Iran-backed militant group, had until now largely remained out of the crosshairs of direct conflict. That all changed in an instant.

22 September 2024

Read more: "Walls Closing In": Israel Has Shattered Hezbollah's Sense of Security

In a Presidential debate Tuesday night, Vice President Kamala Harris reiterated her call for a ceasefire-for-hostage deal in Gaza, yet she failed to present any actionable plan on how to achieve this, given that Hamas has consistently rejected every proposal put forth by the Biden administration, of which she is a key member. Harris' statements appeared to straddle both sides of the conflict, expressing sympathy for both Israelis and Palestinians without directly condemning Hamas for its relentless aggression and role in perpetuating the violence. This diplomatic balancing act has left many questioning her commitment to holding Hamas accountable, despite the terror group’s blatant disregard for peace and international norms.

11 September 2024

Read more: Harris' Misplaced Sympathies Over Gaza Shows She Is No Friend Of Israel's