Why 60 Minutes' Coverage of Hamas Hostages Crosses the Line

04/02/25 • 15 min

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Did CBS cross the line from journalism to a terrorist propoganda machine? Do viewers realize that CBS' only mission in this interview was to focus the blame solely on Israel? Did Lesley Stahl and CBS tarnish their reputation for good?
Whether you're concerned about media bias, interested in the Israel-Hamas conflict, or passionate about journalistic integrity, this raw, unfiltered conversation will challenge your thinking about the role and responsibilities of mainstream media in covering complex global conflicts.

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