28 December 2013
Only months after he was supposedly “reprimanded,” Israeli army Golani Brigade soldier Osher Maman is again disseminating outright calls to murder Palestinians, as Israel struggles to control its online image. Read more about “Reprimanded” Israeli soldier still posting violent, racist material on Instagram
12 November 2013
Larry Rich, now a key figure in an Israeli medical center, served as a tank commander during the brutal occupation of Lebanon. Read more about "Doctor" of Israeli spin omits key facts in tour of Scotland
8 November 2013
Founder of Israel army-linked PR firm calls Goliath “a brilliant new novel” while confirming the facts about Israeli massacres that it reports. Read more about Max Blumenthal's "Goliath" seen as threat at heart of Israel's propaganda machinery
7 November 2013
Israeli foreign ministry claims a sticker distributed by Palestinian solidarity activists in Ireland is reminiscent of Nazism. Read more about Is the color yellow anti-Semitic? (Israel says yes)
6 November 2013
Two Palestinian women set Israel former deputy foreign ministry Danny Ayalon straight in hilarious new video from Visualizing Palestine. Read more about Video: A funny and devastating response to the lies of Israel’s Danny Ayalon
21 October 2013
Palestinian cinema star takes strong stance in new interview: “I was born a Palestinian and will remain a Palestinian.” Read more about Top actor Saleh Bakri rejects Israeli cinema, identity
27 September 2013
David Rotem, a recent guest in the European Parliament, can make vile statements about Palestinians without fear of censure. Read more about Why are Israel's worst racists welcome in European Parliament?
18 September 2013
Ruth Eglash, the Washington Post’s new Jerusalem correspondent, has what could be a serious conflict of interest – her husband’s political and business ties to the Israeli government and propaganda apparatus. Read more about Washington Post's new Jerusalem correspondent married to pro-Israel propagandist
26 August 2013
Dozens of young journalists, including at least one working for the BBC, are traveling to Israel this week for a government-backed junket designed to give them “a more positive attitude” toward Israel’s policies. Read more about Why is a BBC journalist on an expenses-paid propaganda junket to Israel?
20 August 2013
Daniel Seaman’s LinkedIn page says he now works in the Prime Minister’s Office. Read more about Could Israeli propaganda chief be promoted despite insulting Japan?