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The Days of Rage continue over at CBS News’s Middle East bureau, as its correspondents continue to endure having to report on Israel’s continued stacking of Iran-linked terrorist mastermind bodies.

CBS News has a problem when it comes to reporting on the Middle East, specifically, on the war between Israel and Iran’s various proxies. This is one of the extremely rare times when a media outlet insists on telling both sides of a story. The problem is, that the other side in this case is adjacent to terrorism.

The broadcast networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC proved themselves to terrorist sympathizers again on Wednesday as they whined about Israel sending Hezbollah’s second in command and Hamas’s top leader to meet their maker. Despite the fact Hamas had been a bad-faith actor in ceasefire negotiations, they suggested it was Israel who was sabotaging them by taking out the threats. One reporter even…

A new study from The Washington Institute for Near East Studies has published a new study that sheds further light on the Washington Post’s biased coverage towards the war in Gaza. According to Robert Satloff, the Post accounts for 72 percent of all non-official anonymous sources.

If your reporting comes off as apologia for one Iranian-funded terror group, chances are it will do the same for others. Such is the case for CBS’s Imtiaz Tyab, who detoured from his normal duties as the network’s resident Hamasnik in order to provide cover to Hezbollah.

Tuesday’s CBS Mornings featured a truly remarkable segment that had the cajones to commiserate with Lebanon (run in large part by the Iran-backed terror group, Hezbollah) that Israel might unleash a fierce military response to last weekend’s missile attack by Hezbollah on a youth soccer field that left 12 children dead and strewn in pieces.

We have long said that Univision, as a corporate Democrat client, has placed immigration at the apex of the policies it champions, but necessarily promotes the rest of the far-left policy pupu platter. Never has this been on more stark display than in the network’s platforming of a pro-Hamas DACA beneficiary just prior to the violent desecration of D.C.’s Union Station in protest of Benjamin…

When she’s not hosting her own show, Andrea Mitchell doubles as MSNBC’s chief foreign affairs correspondent, and on Wednesday’s Katy Tur Reports, she condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for not being “conciliatory” towards the Iranian-funded protestors who want to see his country destroyed.

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There was a lot of seethe tonight but little to no cope, as MSNBC host Joy Reid and U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) commiserated over the defeat of fellow Squad member Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) in the Democratic Primary. And, as you’d reasonably expect, the first culprit of Bowman’s defeat is AIPAC. Which in the context of this primary and MSNBC’s coverage thereof, is clearly shorthand for “…

After weeks of totally NOT reporting on the floating disaster known colloquially as Port Biden, the U.S. military-built temporary pier intended to assist humanitarian relief deliveries into Gaza, the network evening newscasts have each filed reports from the beleaguered pier.

On Sunday afternoon, a anti-Semitic, pro-Hamas mob went hunting for Jews near a Los Angeles, California synagogue and Jewish neighborhood, infringing on the right of Jews to live and worship in peace. Along with allowing the terrorist sympathizers to occupy both sides of the street, the scene descended into violence, as exhibited by videos from the scene. Given this mob wasn’t the same makeup…

The head of the United Nations is pressuring governments to obliterate all online speech that is allegedly “hateful.”

All you need to know about James Stavridis' reliability as an objective source is the two statements he made on today's Morning Joe regarding a video Bibi Netanyahu put out calling on the US to stop holding up arms deliveries to Israel. First, Mika tees him up to attack Bibi, asking, "Is Benjamin Netanyahu a good partner in this?" Stavridis answers: "Clearly he's not." And then in the same…