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Journalistic laziness and cowardice are behind the poor and biased coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Here is where the reporting goes wrong — and why.

“What the hell is going on?” is a weekly series in which we bring you the most bizarre, outlandish, and surreal developments from around the Jewish world during the past week.

Hopefully my story can help people acknowledge profusely misguided errors of the antisemitic way.

This is why cultural appropriation is a progressive mega-sin, except when it comes to junior jihadists playing "Palestine" Barbie.

Enough already. The Jewish world deserves so much better, now, today.

Once upon a time they warned us about "the uneducated." Now we should be warning them about the overly educated — and how they are indoctrinating millions of clueless, overly impressionistic students.

Also in this episode of “Random Thought Thursday” — Let’s stop telling Israelis how to live their lives. “This is Israel’s Vietnam War.” — No, no it is not. Not at all. Why the West might be appeasing Iran The psychology of “anti-Israel activists” and “anti-Zionist Jews”

As an Israeli peace activist, I say: If you from abroad want to demand something, demand a resolution to the conflict, not the annihilation of one side.

Not for nothing did author Robert Wistrich call antisemitism the world’s oldest hatred.

Rafah, in southern Gaza, is an otherwise inconspicuous city that has been featured in headline news for months now. Here is why it is so critical to Israel, Hamas, Egypt, and Western countries like the U.S.