New York Times Pulitzer-Winning Photographer Calls Hamas and Jihadist Militants 'Martyrs' and 'Resistance,' Criticizes Israel for 'War on Gaza’s Children'

Saher Alghorra, the New York Times photographer who was awarded a Pulitzer Prize this week for his work in Gaza, has referred to uniformed Hamas fighters and other anti-Israel militants as "martyrs" and "resistance" forces, and repeatedly—in photo captions and social media postings—referred to Israel as an "occupation" force responsible for "the war on Gaza's children" and other "suffering." He has also repeatedly accused Israel of targeting civilians and journalists for death, according to a comprehensive Washington Free Beacon review of his social media postings and photo captions he and his California-based agency, Zuma, contributed to services that carried his photos.

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New York Times Scrambles to Defend Pulitzer-Winning Photo of 'Starving' Gazan

The New York Times is scrambling to defend the integrity of its Gaza-based photographer and his work, which won a Pulitzer Prize on Monday, after a press watchdog organization accused him of "staged scenes" that were closely coordinated with the Hamas terrorist organization.

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Does Driving a Large, Gas-Powered Truck Make You a Gay Nazi? This Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Thinks So.

Journalists are the worst. Even the ones who don't cover politics are often incapable of writing normal sentences without flaunting their sneering disdain for normal Americans. For instance, you might not believe us if we told you the Wall Street Journal's Pulitzer Prize-winning auto critic recently compared Americans who enjoy large trucks with gas-powered engines to Hermann Göring, the Nazi commander who founded the Gestapo and whose "martial flamboyance" fueled persistent rumors about his sexuality. But that's exactly what he did.

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Columbia Tries To Distance Itself From New Pulitzer Board Member After Free Beacon Report

Columbia University attempted to distance itself from the Pulitzer Prize Board's newest member, Harvard professor Vijay Iyer, after a Washington Free Beacon report revealed his strident anti-Israel activism and membership in a faculty group that published an anti-Semitic cartoon.

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Harvard Professor Known for Anti-Israel Activism Joins Columbia’s Pulitzer Board

A Harvard professor who is one of the campus's most hard-line anti-Israel activists is joining the board that doles out Pulitzer Prizes.

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‘Thieves, Child Killers, Sexual Abusers, Thugs, Criminals’: Syracuse University Scholar, a Pulitzer Prize Winner, Goes on Tirade Against Israeli People

A Syracuse University visiting scholar and the 2025 Pulitzer Prize winner for commentary described Israelis as "thieves," "child killers," "sexual abusers," "thugs," and "criminals" at a conference in Detroit over the weekend.

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Controversial Pulitzer Prize Winner Set To Appear at Detroit Conference Alongside Terrorists

Palestinian "poet" and writer Mosab Abu Toha, the 2025 Pulitzer Prize winner for commentary, is scheduled to appear at an upcoming anti-Israel conference alongside several radical speakers with ties to terror groups.

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New DNI Docs Reveal Washington Post’s Central Role In Russiagate Hoax

Candid assessments were immediately overturned. The narrative was flipped, claiming that Russia had interfered to help Trump win.

An Axis of Evil Meets To 'Coordinate Positions' on Iran's Nuclear Program. Plus, Court Tells Pulitzer Board It Can’t Micromanage Trump’s Schedule.

Axis of evil: As the Trump administration engages in nuclear talks with Iran, officials from the Islamic republic sat down with their counterparts from two other top American adversaries—Russia and China—to "coordinate their positions" on Tehran's nuclear program, our Adam Kredo reports.

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Judge Rules Pulitzer Board Can’t Tell Trump How To Manage Schedule

A Florida appeals court on Wednesday rejected the Pulitzer Prize Board’s argument that President Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against the board should be delayed until after Trump leaves office in order to avoid distracting him from his presidential duties.

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