CPJ reviews removal of four Palestinian journalists killed by Israel from Gaza casualty database: Report

Committee to Protect Journalists’ staff packed with anti-Israel agitators amid boardroom feuds over list of ‘journalists’ killed in Gaza

The drumbeat of revelations about the CPJ’s bias, centered primarily on its oft-cited list of journalists slain in Gaza, has thrown the organization into turmoil. By Adam Kredo, The Washington Free Beacon The Committee to Protect Journalists employs multiple staffers who have engaged in anti-Israel advocacy, accused Israel of “genocide,” promoted anti-Israel economic boycotts and, in one case, authored a bizarre manifesto advocating “resistance …

Committee to Protect Journalists’ Staff Packed With Anti-Israel Agitators Amid Boardroom Feuds Over Group’s List of ‘Journalists’ Killed in Gaza

The Committee to Protect Journalists employs multiple staffers who have engaged in anti-Israel advocacy, accused Israel of "genocide," promoted anti-Israel economic boycotts and, in one case, authored a bizarre manifesto advocating "resistance and revolutionary violent pressure" against "the Zionist occupation," according to new research from the media watchdog group HonestReporting. The revelations are likely to raise further questions about th…

CPJ reviews removal of four Palestinian journalists killed by Israel from Gaza casualty database: Report

Media groups argue that the the change to the CPJ definition of ‘journalist’ has played into the hands of Israel

CPJ Staff Anti-Israel Bias Exposed Amid Gaza List Dispute

The Committee to Protect Journalists, the New York, based nonprofit that major newsrooms treat as a neutral authority on press freedom worldwide, employs multiple staff members with documented histories of anti-Israel activism, according to research published by the Israeli media watchdog HonestReporting and reported by the Washington Free Beacon. The findings land as CPJ's own board is consumed by infighting over the organization's list of "jou…

Ali Abunimah: Committee to Protect Journalists reconsidering removal of killed Gaza journalists from database

The Committee to Protect Journalists is in damage-control mode amid a furor over a review of Palestinian journalists in its Gaza casualty database and attempts to change the definition of who is a journalist to exclude some Palestinians. Continue Reading HERE Relatives mourn Al Jazeera Mubasher correspondent Mohammed Washa, killed in an Israeli drone strike on his car in Gaza’s Al Bureij refugee camp, 9 April 2026 – one of hundreds of Palestinia…