It has become increasingly common for local Arab media to present unrelated photographs as evidence of purported Israeli crimes. In other words, “fake news.”
When Maya Kadosh, Israel’s current ambassador to India, joined the diplomatic corps, she never imagined that the job requirements would one day include modeling.
Every year, the Palestinian Authority marks the anniversary of the publication of the Balfour Declaration by disparaging the British Empire for promising the Jewish people a restored national home in the Middle East.
One wouldn’t expect a country officially choosing its “national snake” to make headlines, especially in the international media.
While the international community remains in an uproar over the brutal killing of dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, similar and worse human rights abuses by the Palestinian Authority have for years gone almost entirely unnoticed.
Now, Iran is doing the same with southern Syria.
One of the largest arms deals signed this year was between Israel Aerospace Industries and India.
The murder of dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul allegedly by agents of his own country failed to make any genuine waves in the Arab world.
Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan spoke in favor of closer cooperation with Israel at the Tel Aviv Innovation Festival in October.
