New in PJ Media: “Imagine my surprise,” writes left-of-Stalin-himself “comedian” Larry David in a New York Times op-ed Monday, “when in the spring of 1939 a letter arrived at my house inviting me to dinner at the Old Chancellery with the world’s most reviled man, Adolf Hitler.” Although Larry has looked about 105 years old for the […]
Questions Linger Over Hamas-Linked CAIR’s Complaint Against WSU Police
A recent broadcast by WILX NBC10 has sparked new scrutiny over a complaint filed by the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) against the Wayne State University Police Department. The April 16, 2025 report, filed by journalist Maureen Halliday and titled “CAIR-MI Files Complaint Against WSU Police for Profiling of Anti-Genocide Muslim, Arab Students,” presents allegations of […]
Washington Post’s Clinging to Fake Story Reminds Us What the Media Really Is
New in PJ Media: There couldn’t possibly be a clearer example of media perfidy and dishonesty: back in May 2017, the Washington Post published a story about how President Trump supposedly urged Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats and National Security Agency Director Adm. Michael S. Rogers to deny that there was any evidence that […]
Politico Repeats Dangerous Lie About Trump as He Holds Corrupt Officials to Account
New in PJ Media: It’s a big lie that could have dangerous consequences, but leftists hate Donald Trump above all things, and so they keep telling it. The claim is that Trump is a dictator-in-the-making who is using the power of the government to persecute his political enemies. Sound familiar? Of course it does. This […]
New York Times: Fighting Antisemitism is Bad for the Jews
At least when it’s leftist antisemitism. In surprising news, the newspaper that published a list of Jewish members of Congress with yellow marks over their names during the Iran Deal vote (not in 1939 but in 2015) thinks fighting antisemitism is a bad idea. Or at least leftist antisemitism and antisemitism from its Islamist allies. […]
The Least Objective, and Most Objectionable, Reporter in the History of the BBC
Ahmed Alagha is perhaps the least objective, and most objectionable, reporter in the history of the BBC. He provides a special house blend of anti-Israel animus and unapologetic antisemitism. Robert Spencer wrote about him here, and you can find out more about him here: “BBC Arabic freelance journalist describes Jews as ‘devils,’ defended Oct. 7 […]
BBC Arabic ‘journalist’: ‘Israelis are not human beings,’ ‘Jews are devils’
“Indeed, the worst of animals in Allah’s sight are the ungrateful who will not believe.” (Qur’an 8:55) “Indeed, the unbelievers among the people of the book and the idolaters will remain in the fire of Gehenna. They are the most vile of created beings.” (Qur’an 98:6) “You will find the Jews and the idolaters the […]
60 Minutes host asks Israeli hostage if Hamas was ‘really’ trying to starve him
Unbelievable. Leslie Stahl looks straight into the eyes of a Hamas hostage and ask him if Hamas really intended to starve him — or whether they just didn’t happen to have that much food. pic.twitter.com/VTUUb5IEYE — Townhall.com (@townhallcom) March 31, 2025 Hamas had plenty of food. It stole numerous aid trucks and enriched itself by […]
The New York Times’ Double Standard for Israel and Hamas
The charge is frequently made that the IDF “deliberately kills journalists.” Yet these “journalists” are jihad terrorists: “New York Times Conceals Hamas Role of ‘Journalist’ It Accuses Israel of Killing,” by Ira Stoll, Algemeiner, March 28, 2025: The Times article features interviews with Gazans about their suffering. But it includes no interviews or questions about whether the […]
IDF Accused of Killing ‘Journalist’ Who Was Also a Hamas Sniper
The mainstream media’s coverage of the war in Gaza is scandalous. The casualty figures put out by ventriloquent Hamas, using the “Gaza Ministry of Health” as its puppet, are uncritically accepted. So are reports claiming, without any evidence, that “70% of those killed in Gaza are women and children.” And so, too, are the claims […]