Investigations & Series

A forensic investigation into the Jab'a incident, examining what was claimed, what was reported, and what the available evidence can actually support. Through open-source research, field verification, and careful reconstruction, this series explores how unverified narratives spread through media, NGOs, and public discourse before the facts were established.

An exploration of the intersection between artificial intelligence, journalism, Israel, and antisemitism. These articles examine how AI systems handle contested information, where they succeed and fail, how bias and misinformation emerge, and more. AI-specific articles and guides can be found in the Courses section of this website.

An investigation into contemporary antisemitism in politics, media, academia, social media, and public discourse. This series examines how old prejudices are repackaged in modern language, how misinformation spreads, and how antisemitic narratives influence public understanding of Israel and Jewish communities.

An examination of Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria through history, law, diplomacy, security, and demography. The series explores competing visions for Israel's future and the political debates surrounding one of the country's most consequential unresolved questions.

An examination of Israel's political and legal institutions during periods of crisis. Covering judicial reform, governance, legislation, constitutional debates, and public policy, this series analyses how power is exercised, challenged, and justified within the Israeli state.

Reports from Israel's wars, combining battlefield developments with analysis of competing claims, propaganda, humanitarian questions, and strategic decision-making. The series follows both events on the ground and the narratives that shape international understanding of the conflicts.

Much of the world speaks about Palestinians. This series listens to Palestinians themselves. Drawing on interviews, historical accounts, and firsthand testimony, it explores voices that challenge common assumptions, revealing the diversity, disagreements, and lived realities often absent from international discussion.

While governments continue to proclaim support for the Palestinian cause, their policies increasingly tell a different story. This series examines the widening gap between public declarations and private strategy, exploring how Arab states, regional actors, and international institutions have quietly moved away from prioritizing Palestinian statehood while preserving its political symbolism.