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President Joe Biden’s address to the nation on Thursday evening was “one of the best, if not the best, speeches of his presidency,” according to Fox News chief political analyst Brit Hume. 

Two terrorist rocket strikes on an Israeli hospital last week that nearly killed hundreds of vulnerable civilians were virtually ignored by the same mainstream media that falsely accused Israel of bombing a Palestinian hospital this week despite conclusive evidence that Gaza terrorists were behind it.

Comedian Amy Schumer has emerged as the latest celebrity to slam establishment news outlets for parroting Hamas propaganda concerning the recent missile attack on a Gaza hospital — even going as far as to call for top editors to resign for spreading what she called “terrorist lies.”

Believing Hamas is a political act, acted upon by the corporate media, the Biden White House, and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to cause violence against the West.

Former CNN chief media correspondent Brian Stelter said Wednesday on NewsNation’s “Dan Abrams Live” that the media made an “atrocious series of mistakes” while covering this week’s bombing of a Gaza hospital.

Outrage and violence erupted in response to media reports that Israel hit a Gaza hospital in an airstrike, but Israel has presented evidence that the explosion was actually caused by a terrorist rocket that misfired.

MSNBC national security analyst Jeremy Bash said Wednesday on “Deadline” that the media were “absolutely irresponsible” for saying Israel was behind a blast at a Gaza hospital that killed hundreds.

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow said Wednesday on ABC’s “The View” that if former President Donald Trump won the presidency again, there will not be another election.

“Interstellar” star Jessica Chastain is pleading with the public for help to find credible news sources after the New York Times and Washington Post “rushed to conclusion” in response to the Gaza hospital blast on Tuesday.

The New York Times reportedly edited a headline twice on Tuesday about a blast that blew up a Gaza hospital, changing the title each time to reflect less blame against Israel for the tragic explosion.

Tuesday, during an appearance on FNC’s “Hannity,” Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz criticized his former employer, Harvard University, for facilitating pro-Hamas protests on campus by its students.

Former actors John Cusack and Michael Rapaport blasted one another over Israel. As a great man once said, Let them fight. 

World leaders, journalists, and activists helped fuel anti-American riots around the Middle East Tuesday evening by spreading the false claim by the Palestinian terror group Hamas that an Israeli airstrike killed 500 Palestinian civilians at a hospital in Gaza.

As warnings of possible Islamic terrorist attacks within the U.S. intensify, a resurfaced clip shows hundreds of American children from the heart of Texas chanting references to Iran’s supreme leader and pledging allegiance to him, while praising martyrdom.

CNN commentator Adam Kinzinger said Tuesday on CNN’s “News Central” that he was “very proud” of the 20 Republicans who voted against Rep. Jim Jorden (R-OH) for speaker.

Major media outlets are advocating for increased transparency and public access in the pivotal Google antitrust trial, citing concerns over the secrecy that the tial has remains shrouded by a veil of secrecy.

Hundreds descended upon the BBC building to protest the public broadcaster’s decision to not refer to Hamas terrorists as “terrorists”.

The New York Times abruptly realized this weekend that Hunter Biden is ironically (and also not ironically) an icon — despite the first son obviously being the coolest (only cool) person in the Democratic Party for years.

Monday on CNN’s “The Lead,” anchor Jake Tapper got emotional attempting to comfort Orit Meir, whose son, Almog Meir, has been taken hostage by Hamas.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach is fighting the New York Times over the right to run an ad that notes some child victims of Hamas in the Oct. 7 terror attack were “beheaded” — and he is citing the Times’ own coverage in doing so.

NBC News announced Monday it will host the third Republican presidential primary debate in Miami next month.

A group of prominent Hollywood writers — including Jerry Seinfeld, Jenji Kohan, Eli Roth, and Sacha Baron Cohen — is blasting their own union for choosing to remain silent on Hamas’ bloody attack on Israel last week, noting that other Hollywood unions have condemned the murderous rampage that has so far claimed the lives of 1,400 Israelis.

The BBC has come under scrutiny as reporters for its Middle East bureau have been accused of supporting the Palestinian terror group Hamas.

Michael Hayden was in the news recently over comments he made about Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville. Meet the MAGA-bashing former CIA and NSA chief who has become an “advisor” with the media blacklisting organization NewsGuard.

A highly vulnerable 17-year-old girl with a debilitating muscle disorder and her father were abducted by Hamas terrorists.

In the wake of events unfolding in the Gaza Strip, Florida Governor and Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis firmly stated his opposition to allowing “antisemitic” Palestinians from Gaza to seek refuge in the United States as he blasted pro-Hamas demonstrations and declared, “If you hate America, you shouldn’t come to this country.”

Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen has called on the international community to support his country’s determination to quash “murderous Islamic terrorism” before it expands across global borders. 

A speaker at a pro-Palestinian rally in Philadelphia expressed his joy over the recent unprecedented attack on Israeli civilians, saluting Hamas for a “job well done,” while another slammed the “white-supremacist, settler colonial state of America,” which he described as “no different than the colonial settler Zionist state of Israel.”

An Arizona State University (ASU) professor appeared to attack a Turning Point USA cameraman after a TPUSA Frontlines reporter asked him why he writes about minors having sex with adults.

While NBC “News” is ridiculing us for taking terrorist threats seriously, all around the country members of NBC’s own Democrat party are taking terrorist threats seriously…

ABC legal analyst Sunny Hostin told her co-hosts Friday on ABC’s “The View” that Israel cutting off the water and electricity to Gaza was a war crime.

The Incredible Shrinking Washington Post has finally discovered a target of cancel culture to defend… Hamas Huggers.

Hundreds of Hollywood actors and executives have signed a letter expressly condemning the terrorist attack in Israel at the hands of Hamas. 

The profound shockwave emanated by a sudden and violent attack by Hamas terrorists against Israel over the weekend is reverberating across the world, leaving a tragic tapestry of loss, abduction, and injury that has affected numerous nations from six continents, each mourning and frantically searching for its citizens targeted in the “savage” onslaught.

A spokesperson for Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) rebuked a recent story in Politico that reported he had a contentious meeting with Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) over the current House Speaker fight.

As the world sets its sights on the unprecedented surprise Hamas attack against Israel, emerging details of just how gruesome their tactics were have left many in the international community in complete shock over the “unimaginable horror” perpetrated against hundreds of innocent civilians, each with their own harrowing ordeal.