Neil Herland, an award-winning veteran journalist at CBC, has been pulled off the air and received disciplinary action.
This comes after he filmed a protest taking place outside a Jewish synagogue during Yom Kippur services.
Neil, who is Jewish, posted it to social media. Shortly after, he was quietly removed from the air by CBC.
Simply documenting a story, while sharing his own personal history as a Jew, Neil was reprimanded.
He wasn't spinning any story; he was reporting on it. The news org he works for wouldn't have that.
@estherzelda0514@butterfaegarden The way I forget in the morning that "oh yeah, I need to take my Adderall" despite taking it in the mornings FOR YEARS.
This is not addicted behavior.
Since 2015, the UN has passed 188 resolutions condemning Israel.
That's more than twice as many as against the rest of the world combined—Russia, China, Iran, and Venezuela included.
Yet diplomats sat politely through a speech from Iran, a regime that has killed thousands of its own citizens and still persecutes them.
It's not about human rights. It's blatant anti-Israel bias.
It’s worth pointing out that every expert that’s actually been inside Gaza or assessed the Israeli command structure does agree with this assessment, though.
Including the former Deputy Supreme Allied Commander of Europe.
An independent analysis of nearly 14.7 million news articles found that international coverage of Israel remained unusually elevated over time compared with other conflicts and crises.
Researcher Jeremy Musighi examined GDELT data from 2017 through August 2026, excluding countries’ domestic press. He also studied television coverage, finding that attention to Israel persisted while coverage of several other major conflicts fell sharply after initial peaks.
Sam Halpern reports on the analysis and its comparisons in The Jerusalem Post:
https://t.co/WPEWYSYyCT
Breaking: New York Times shareholders just SUED the company over its Israel coverage.
The suit cites a Jewish former NYT employee who says she repeatedly blew the whistle on antisemitism and anti-Israel bias inside the newsroom, raising concerns at least 15 times through managers, HR, and the standards desk.
The Times ignored her complaints.
Now shareholders are asking a judge to force the paper to turn over internal records it has refused to produce for months.
The Gaza Psyop in a nutshell:
A Gazan photojournalist is all in on using a Hollywood makeup artist to stage fake photos, until he finds out that the makeup artist is trans….
Piers Morgan asked Marwan Barghouti’s son Arab if his father told him he had killed ppl. Arab says no and his father would never target civilians. That’s a lie of course. Even Amnesty called out Barghouti for repeatedly saying that Israeli settlers were legitimate targets. Barghouti was convicted of orchestrating the murder of five civilians, three of whom were killed in Tel Aviv.
I wish Piers had been more robust and challenged him on that. @piersmorgan
NEW from me
In November 2012 Abdul El-Sayed signed a statement in support of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood president and urged him to "purge the media and police"
Within weeks, the Egyptian terrorist organization was rounding up reporters for "insulting Islam"
https://t.co/0EZEHgGPwq
"After three years of war, loss and unprecedented hardship, I have chosen to dedicate the awards to the therapists and medical teams"
Gal Gadot won Israel's million-dollar Genesis Prize. Today she announced she's found matching donors to leverage it into $3M in donations.
The money will go to those "who assist every day to all those who rebuild their lives and are by their side in the most vulnerable moments," the acclaimed actress said.
"By strengthening those who care for others, we can help heal families and communities, reconnect and build a stable, shared horizon."
She really is our Wonder Woman 🇮🇱💪
Résumons :
Il y a eu cette grande marche contre l’antisémitisme, en novembre 2023, à laquelle Emmanuel Macron avait choisi de ne pas participer.
Il y a eu cette réunion, tout sourire, avec des dirigeants iraniens qui menacent régulièrement de faire disparaître Israël de la carte.
Il y a eu ce silence de la France suite à la mort du chef du Hezbollah, organisation terroriste responsable de l’attentat du Drakkar, qui avait coûté la vie à 58 de nos compatriotes en 1983.
Il y a eu cette déclaration, deux jours avant la commémoration du premier anniversaire du 7 octobre 2023, dans laquelle Emmanuel Macron s’était prononcé en faveur de l’arrêt des livraisons d'armes françaises à Israël.
Il y a eu aussi ces mots scandaleux, lorsque le président avait accusé Israël de « semer la barbarie ».
Il y a eu, l’année dernière, la reconnaissance d’un État palestinien par la France, le jour de Rosh Hashana, le Nouvel An juif, alors que 48 otages étaient toujours détenus à Gaza par les terroristes du Hamas.
Et comme si cette accumulation ne suffisait pas, Emmanuel Macron affirmait hier soir à la tribune de l’ONU que « le Hamas ne sévit pas en Cisjordanie », deux jours seulement après le meurtre d’un franco-israélien, père de six enfants, assassiné par un terroriste en Cisjordanie (Judée-Samarie).
J’ai honte que ce monsieur soit le représentant du pays que j’aime tant.
Vraiment honte.
Yasser Arafat was Idi Amin's best man at his wedding.
The PLO doesn't get enough flack for their super cozy relationship with a dictator who killed 300,000 of his own people in 8 years, plus or minus 200,000.
Le 3 juin 2024, Rima Hassan avait publié sur son compte X une photo d’elle-même aux côtés d’un certain Motaz Azaiza.
Cet individu n’est pas n’importe qui : il est l’une des plus grandes figures du photojournalisme palestinien, encensée par les rédactions du monde entier.
Seulement voilà : début septembre, Motaz Azaiza a accordé une interview de près de quatre heures à un podcast palestinien, dans lequel il raconte lui-même qu’il faisait partie des jeunesses du Hamas.
Il explique aussi qu’il était présent lors des massacres du 7 octobre 2023 et qu’il a photographié des civils palestiniens venus insulter, cracher et frapper les otages à Gaza le jour de ce pogrom.
Il avait fait alors le choix de ne pas diffuser ces images pour ne pas « porter atteinte » à la vie des civils palestiniens.
Motaz Azaiza a également été photographié avec Ismaël Haniyeh, le chef du Hamas, ce qui nécessitait une autorisation de très haut niveau de la part du groupe terroriste pour approcher ce dernier.
Voilà donc quelles sont les fréquentations de Rima Hassan, députée européenne, payée par nos impôts…
Un grand merci à @leditodemadar pour cette intervention d’utilité publique.
You’re flaunting that filthy pride after sitting down with a man whose hands are still dripping with the blood of Iranian men, women, and children.
You should be ashamed of yourself.
🚨MACRON: “HAMAS HAS NEVER OPERATED IN THE WEST BANK.” This is not a matter of opinion. It is demonstrably false. Hamas has operated, recruited, and directed terrorist attacks in the West Bank for decades. Just this month, Israeli security agencies identified a senior Hamas operative who had helped direct terrorism in the West Bank and was tied to multiple deadly attacks there. And just this week, an Israeli was murdered in a terrorist shooting in the West Bank—an attack Hamas publicly praised, although it did not claim responsibility. For the President of France to erase Hamas’s documented history in the West Bank is an extraordinary distortion of the historical record.
Macron may criticize Israel’s policies. He does not get to rewrite history to make that argument.
I was trying to help famed Gaza photojournalist @PalPress24 create more realistic victims to dupe western progressives, but it turns out he’s a BIGOT. First I reach out offering to meet and assist.🧵1/3
A famous Palestinian “journalist” agreed to work with the Hollywood Makeup artist to fake Israeli atrocities better.
And was willing to use children with cerebral palsy to fake starvation.
But bailed when he found out the Makeup artist was non-binary.
The trick after the Holocaust was to call the Jews Nazis.
Vladimir Jankélévitch printed that in 1971, in “Pardonner.”
“Anti-Zionism is justified antisemitism, finally within everyone’s reach. It is the permission to be democratically antisemitic. And if the Jews were themselves Nazis? That would be marvelous.”
He taught moral philosophy at the Sorbonne — the university that had barred him under Vichy.
The ground under that sentence was already being poured. Four years earlier, Arab armies the Soviets had armed, trained, and advised had been smashed in six days. Moscow needed a new map. Tiny Israel in a huge Arab world would not sell. So they shrank the frame to Israel versus “the Palestinians,” recoded the survivor state as Goliath, and built the organization that would sell the new story.
The Soviets took over the young PLO, trained them, flooded them with weapons, and installed Arafat as its leader. The KGB ran the PFLP’s external terror operations, including dozens of hijackings throughout the 1970s.
In 1974, two years after a PLO offshoot he controlled murdered 11 Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics, the UN gave Arafat the General Assembly floor and a standing ovation. He wore a holster. He would not say the word Israel. He said the Jewish state must perish.
In 1975, the Assembly voted that Zionism is racism. That was not Jankélévitch’s book. That was the same campaign getting a letterhead. The resolution was repealed in 1991. The Soviet Union died the same year. Academia kept the plant anyway. The campus still recites it as if it were born last semester.