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Shikha Dalmia, founder of The UnPopulist, claims opposition to the genocide across Palestine yet hypocritically platforms and normalises Zionists including Bill Kristol, David Frum, Max Boot, David French, Anne Applebaum, Ilya Somin Ilya Somin and Zack Beauchamp.

David Pakman is a political commentator who built a career around progressive politics yet refuses to condemn the IOF and denies that 'Israel' is an apartheid state or committing genocide — all behaviours that help shield the Zionist settler-colonial project from accountability.

Michael Starr is a Jerusalem Post Diaspora affairs correspondent who weaponises accusations of antisemitism to shield the Zionist settler-colonial project whilst serving as an IOF veteran deployed during the ongoing genocide across Palestine.

Catherine Rampell, an American opinion journalist and columnist, questions Palestinian motives in criticism of 'Israel' and sympathises with IOF soldiers whilst defending unequal framing that erases colonial violence and manufactures consent for the ongoing genocide in Palestine.

Tzvi Joffre is a Zionist journalist who leverages positions at The Jerusalem Post and Unpacked Media to propagate settler-colonial narratives, defend the IOF's genocide across Palestine, and attack UN documentation of Israeli crimes against Palestinian children.

Jane Eisner, former editor-in-chief of The Forward, rejects comparisons between Zionism and Nazism and promotes engagement with "Israel", thereby shielding the settler-colonial project from historical critique and normalising its genocide and ethnic cleansing across Palestine.

Sam Kestenbaum, contributing editor and former staff writer at The Forward, amplifies Zionist narratives by reporting on Jewish allies who condemn the Black Lives Matter movement for describing "Israel" as an apartheid state committing genocide against Palestinians.

Graeme Wood, staff writer at The Atlantic, deploys legalistic arguments that distinguish between legally killed and murdered Palestinian children to manufacture consent for ongoing settler-colonial violence and ethnic cleansing in Palestine.

Mira Fox is a reporter and critic at The Forward who equates anti-Zionist advocacy with antisemitism, promotes false equivalencies between Zionists and their critics, and weaponises claims of Jewish victimhood to shield settler-colonialism from accountability.

Lisa Ellen Niver is a travel journalist who contributes to pro-Zionist outlets such as the Jewish Journal, promotes travel to "Israel" as an appealing destination, and frames her personal journeys in Zionist terms — all behaviours that help normalise Israeli settler-colonialism.

Kylie Ora Lobell, author and contributor to pro-Zionist publications such as Tablet Magazine and Chabad.org, promotes conversion narratives tied to “Israel” and echoes settler-colonial propaganda to normalise apartheid and shield the Zionist project from accountability.

Saul Singer is an Israeli-American journalist and author who co-wrote propaganda texts celebrating 'Israel's' economic and societal 'miracles' whilst Palestinians endure genocide, weaponises innovation narratives to whitewash apartheid, and manufactures consent for genocide.

Adi Schwartz, co-author of The War of Return, weaponises his platform to reject Palestinian narratives, portray "Israel" as democratic rather than ethnocratic, and obstruct justice by framing the right of return as an existential threat to the Zionist entity.

John Podhoretz is an American journalist and editor of Commentary Magazine who weaponises antisemitism to shield "Israel" from accountability, frames Palestinian resistance as eliminationist, and manufactures consent for ongoing genocide across Palestine.

Daniel Samuel Senor is an American columnist and political adviser who co-authored "The Genius of Israel", denies that "Israel" imposes famine or targets hospitals to kill babies, and weaponises his podcast to spread Zionist narratives that shield settler-colonialist genocide.

Richard Martin Cohen, a former columnist for The Washington Post, normalised "Israel"'s existence as a settler-colonial project, claimed that European-style anti-Semitism spread throughout the Muslim world to deflect from occupation, and sanitise its ongoing genocidal war crimes.

Stewart Ain is a journalist with an M.A. from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism who hosts the weekly cable programme Jewish Life and writes for Zionist outlets, thereby platforming fellow Zionists and normalising the settler-colonial project across Palestine.

David Suissa is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Tribe Media and the Jewish Journal who promotes the notion that "Israel" is good for America, defends the Zionist settler-colonial project, and weaponises antisemitism by framing criticism of "Israel" as "Jew-hatred."

Ayala Or-El, West Coast correspondent for Yedioth Ahronoth and Editor-in-Chief of We Are In America magazine, denies Israel's apartheid regime by claiming Arab citizens enjoy integration and prosperity, thereby shielding the settler-colonial project from accountability.

Nick Tabakoff is a veteran Australian journalist who used senior roles at Murdoch mastheads to amplify fabricated Zionist atrocity claims about "beheaded babies" and attack critics exposing the lies, thereby manufacturing consent for "Israel's" ongoing genocidal occupation.