The Toronto International Film Festival canceled the screening of a documentary on October 7, absurdly claiming the filmmakers hadn’t "secured copyright" from Hamas terrorists’ body cameras.

Our community joined the public fight, and within less than 24 hours the festival reversed its decision. Proof again that less than a minute of action a day can create real change.

When Sky News reported on the killing of an “Al Jazeera journalist,” Shlomi Ziv - a rescued hostage - replied that he’d been held captive by a journalist. His comment went viral and was pinned to the post.

That’s the power of a ratio: when the reply flips the narrative and spreads truth beyond the echo chamber. So how do you do it? Read on!

Month after month, our work on Wikipedia is making a real impact: correcting entries, driving policy changes, and raising awareness of antisemitism and hostile influence on the platform. This month we achieved two major wins - read on to see how you can contribute too!

It’s been over 700 days, and there’s still no international pressure on Hamas to release the hostages. So what can we do to shift global public opinion? Read on and see how each of you plays a vital role - and how just one minute a day can create long-term change.

The Palestinian fake industry is starting to make global headlines. The more we talk about it, the more cracks we create in the false narrative dominating social media - and the more we can redirect international pressure where it belongs: toward freeing the hostages. So how do we do it? Read on!

Take a look at our growth over the past month with some numbers and analyses, all thanks to you! We couldn't have achieved such exposure and made such an impact without your support. Keep participating, spread our important voice to the world and bring over your friends to join our community!

August brought both painful and important news: the hostages’ condition is deteriorating, and the IDF recovered the bodies of two. 48 hostages remain in Gaza, and it is our mission to keep the international spotlight on them, until they all come home.

The massacre of the Druze community in Syria continues, and the world looks away. Radical Islam brutally persecutes non-Muslim minorities in the Middle East. We will not remain silent - we raise the cry of our Druze brothers and sisters. But what’s the right message to share on social media? Read on.

The American band Rise Against released a new song this month about the Nova massacre. It’s a reminder of music’s immense power: artists have loyal audiences and huge influence, and when they stand with Israel, it sends a message of courage, truth, and social justice to millions.

We’ve launched a new weekly spotlight featuring non-Jewish, non-Israeli influencers who stand with Israel. Their voices are strong, credible, and reach audiences we can’t. Every like or comment from you encourages them to keep going - and strengthens our narrative!