Jeremy Scahill

Nahla Al-Arian lost more than 200 relatives in Israel’s attacks on Gaza. Then Mayor Eric Adams said she was the reason NYPD raided Columbia University.

An internal leak investigation ended without a “definitive conclusion,” as the Times cuts ties with a controversial Israeli freelancer.

An internal style memo from New York Times editors tells reporters not to use words like “genocide” or “Palestine” when covering Israel’s war on Gaza.

“I saw scenes that were horrific and I never want to see again,” Yasser Khan, a surgeon from Toronto, told Intercepted’s Jeremy Scahill.

A Kibbutz Be’eri official said the New York Times’s story of sexual violence against two girls is “not true”: “They were not sexually abused.”

“Screams Without Words,” the New York Times story about sexual violence by Jeffrey Gettleman, Adam Sella, and Anat Schwartz comes under fire.

Even as his spin machine says Joe Biden is “losing patience” with Benjamin Netanyahu, he remains dedicated to Israel’s war on Gaza.

Since October 7, Israel has systematically flooded the public discourse on Gaza with a stream of false, unsubstantiated, and unverifiable allegations.

While the 17-judge panel at The Hague ordered Israel to halt any genocidal acts in Gaza, it stopped short of ordering immediate ceasefire.

The single largest IDF casualty event of the Gaza invasion is a symbol of Israel’s deepening quagmire.