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0 Politics Israel

Coleman Hughes: The Myth of the All-Powerful Israel Lobby

Coleman Hughes in The Free Press · 26 Mar

Coleman Hughes challenges the belief that the Israel lobby exercises overpowering control over American foreign policy, arguing that such claims require substantial evidence that is lacking.

0 Politics Israel

Israel Is Unpopular—and Winning. Plus. . .

The Free Press in The Free Press · 25 Mar

The article from The Free Press examines the paradox where Israel is achieving military and diplomatic successes despite declining popularity in the United States.

0 Politics Israel

Coleman Hughes and Glenn Greenwald Debate Israel’s Influence in Washington

Coleman Hughes in The Free Press · 25 Mar

Coleman Hughes, unswayed by the cancellation of his planned live debate, invites journalist Glenn Greenwald to join him on a podcast to engage in a spirited discussion about Israel's influence on American foreign policy.

0 Politics Israel

Dave Smith Tells a Good Story About Israel. But the Facts Don’t Fit.

Coleman Hughes in The Free Press · 6 Oct 2025

Coleman Hughes critiques comedian Dave Smith's popular yet misleading narrative that Israel manipulated the United States into the Iraq War.

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Disinfo Dictionary

The Editors in Tablet · 28 Mar 2023

The "Disinfo Dictionary" provides brief descriptions of various terms related to disinformation, censorship, and government control over media and information.

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Why Jeff Gerth’s Endlessly Long Four-Part CJR Limited Hangout Doesn’t Wash

Armin Rosen in Tablet · 24 Feb 2023

The author criticizes the recently published four-part article in the Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) that chronicles the media's wrongdoing during the Russiagate coverage.

0 Politics Ethics

Edward Who? The Real Story Is the Spying

Batya Ungar-Sargon in Tablet · 20 Jun 2013

The author criticizes the argument that NSA surveillance is justified because individuals already share information willingly with corporations, highlighting that consent to one type of data sharing does not imply consent to government surveillance.