67 Minutes to Blame the Jews: CAM Exposes Rapid Spread of Antisemitic Conspiracies After FlyDubai Attack
It took just 67 minutes for the attempted hijacking of yesterday’s Israel-bound FlyDubai flight to become an accusation against Israel and Jews, according to new research from CAM, exposing how quickly a terrifying aviation emergency was exploited to spread antisemitic conspiracy theories.
Majdal Shams buried 12 children. Now the Dutch call it an illegal settlement.
The Netherlands’ new ban on goods from Judea, Samaria, eastern Jerusalem and the Golan Heights has branded the Druze town of Majdal Shams, where a Hezbollah rocket killed 12 children on a soccer field in 2024, an illegal Israeli settlement.
Mamdani’s antisemitism plan: New York’s Jews aren’t buying it
Hours after New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveiled what he calls the nation’s first municipal strategy to combat antisemitism, he walked into a Brooklyn sukkah to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles with Jewish New Yorkers, but protesters were waiting outside.
Francesca Albanese: The United Nations’ Axis Sally
Francesca Albanese is Hamas’s de facto spokesperson at the United Nations. Call her Hamas Franny, the UN’s answer to Axis Sally.
The nations in an uproar: Israel stands alone at the 81st General Assembly
World leaders spent the opening day of the 81st General Assembly targeting Israel, calling Israel’s war against Hamas “genocide,” while President Trump, in a 38-minute speech built around the war with Iran, mentioned Israel exactly once.
France’s Jewish presidential candidate wants to ban the kippah in public
Asked directly whether a symbols ban should cover the kippah, Zemmour answered without hesitation: “In public spaces, yes.” He described enforcing the ban as an “absolute priority.”
One horrible sentence, one lame correction, doesn’t help The New York Times’ long record of anti-Israel bias
The sentence appeared directly after the article had already stated the plain facts: that roughly 1,200 people were killed and about 250 were taken hostage. This means the newspaper had the truth on the page and chose to frame it as a matter of Israeli self-perception rather than settled fact.
On the holiest day, terror found Jews everywhere and stopped pretending it was about politics
By the time Yom Kippur ended, an Israeli father of six was killed, a police officer in Ontario lay critically wounded outside a synagogue, a Connecticut town line was covered in swastikas, and a German synagogue had been firebombed.
Behind “Naza”: Genocide Claims, Hamas, a Whitewashed Terrorist, and a Film No Israeli Has Actually Seen
“Naza” arrived at the Venice Film Festival with a claim large enough to fill a headline: that the IDF has been running a policy of mass civilian killing in Gaza, executed with the help of artificial intelligence and accepted in advance rather than treated as an accident.
The pattern is in the data: New York Times, BBC studies confirm anti-Israel media bias
The New York Times’ coverage of the Israel-Hamas war was grossly skewed toward the Palestinian side and against Israel, according to a study. Israeli casualties were consistently omitted or minimized, while Palestinian suffering was amplified and given far greater prominence throughout.