Each of these moments depict corporate media being held to account for the ongoing hyperfixation on Hamas and not the decades long blockade on the people of Gaza City since 2007.

Local media report Walaa al-Jabari was pregnant during the attack, which killed her, her unborn child, her husband and their four other children

TEHRAN- The recent decision by the BBC to pull several senior staff and issue a formal apology after airing Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury 2025 performance marks a troubling chapter in media censorship and the suppression of legitimate protest against the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

In the midst of extensive coverage of the war in Gaza, there are questions that the U.S. mass media should address: 1. How did Hamas, with tiny Gaza surrounded by a 17-year Israeli blockade ...

The destructive role of Iran in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is often missing from media coverage but cannot be ignored. ... as the impact on civilians in Gaza is heart-wrenching.

More than 100 BBC journalists blasted the U.K. broadcaster in a open letter this week denouncing what they viewed as censorship in favor of Israel while reporting on the conflict in Gaza. It specifically called for the removal of board member Robbie Gibbs,