The Jerusalem Post

Suspected assassin of civil rights leader roams free in Israel.

Jerusalem Post makes unexplained changes to story.

The European Council of Foreign Relations is funded by companies profiting from Israel’s war crimes.

Journalists serve as stenographers to Benjamin Netanyahu.

French diplomat backpedals on use of the word “apartheid.”

Israel rigs poll in desperate attempt to manipulate public opinion.

Activists urge Madonna to cancel, stand “on the right side of history.”

Billionaire footing superstar’s bill calls himself “ambassador-at-large for Israel.”

Humboldt University event offered support to 2014 attack on Gaza.

How Israel promised the UAE not to conduct assassinations on its soil.

Khashoggi murder suspects played key role in Israel-Saudi ties.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Oman is only the tip of the iceberg.

The Clash frontman sided with the oppressed – unlike a charity set up in his memory.

Israel to put more settlers in heart of Hebron.

Israeli settlement construction surges in West Bank.

Lawmakers applaud Jordanian company for refusing to provide building materials.

Reported visit comes as Gulf states compete for Israel’s affections.

New bill would criminalize filming or recording Israeli soldiers.

The 21-year-old was denied medical care and left to bleed to death, family says.

Newspaper emulates Benjamin Netanyahu by erasing West Bank.

The Qatari government has been sponsoring numerous trips for prominent right-wing American Zionists.

Policy adviser has strong connections to pro-Israel lobbyists.

Nuno Wahnon Martins, a representative of the European Jewish Congress, is directly influencing the EU’s relations with Israel. 

There are strong similarities between how US and Israeli police carry out executions.