journalism

Words create reality, which is why the separation between views and news in media ethics is so important.

Leading Ashkenazi haredi newspaper criticized Itamar Ben-Gvir for visiting the Temple Mount, urging Prime Minister Netanyahu to act against him.

The journalists thanked the king for "putting an end to our nightmare" and allowing them to reunite with their families.

The BBC is still grappling with its failure to live up fully to its aspiration of achieving genuine impartiality in issues of major importance.

Channel 13 journalists opposed Shamalov-Berkovich as CEO due to lack of journalistic experience, acting against the company, and offensive attitudes towards women. 

The Washington Post displayed a misleading headline and caption uncovering a deep anti-Israel bias and has yet to retract its mistake.

Following the death of Hamas's leader Ismail Haniyeh in Iran, journalist Avi Issacharoff, who had met Haniyeh in the past, analyzed the terror group leader's profile.

During Monday's riots at Sde Teiman, journalists Uri Isaac and Ilana Curiel were attacked and cursed by protesters.

Behind the Bylines: In this interview, the 'Jerusalem Post' military correspondent Yonah Jeremy Bob reflects on his career, and on the importance of journalism.

My journey through these two war zones revealed not just the differences in the two countries’ struggles but also the resilience and spirit that define their people.