January 10, 2026 – Israel Headlines

Story gist: Israel Railways and Exodigo unveiled an AI system to map underground infrastructure at a tech exhibition in Las Vegas.

Bias summary: Left- and right-leaning outlets provided no coverage, omitting progressive views on Israeli tech innovation or conservative emphasis on security applications. Center outlets like Yahoo Finance frame the story neutrally as a business showcase of ‘advanced railway safety technology’ by Israel Railways at CES 2026, focusing on technical features and exhibition without geopolitical tone or omissions noted.

Story gist: Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the ‘worst criminal of humanity’ and urged the US and Turkey to kidnap him. The remarks were made recently.

Bias summary: Left-leaning NDTV prominently quotes the inflammatory ‘Worst Criminal Of Humanity’ label and focuses on the kidnapping demand directed at the US. Center outlet Times of India uses a questioning tone (‘Pakistan wants Netanyahu kidnapped?’) and ‘controversial’ to highlight impropriety, adding a video link. Right-leaning Jerusalem Post directly quotes the remarks, emphasizing the threat to Netanyahu from Pakistan without additional qualifiers.

Story gist: Pro-Palestinian activists protested an Israeli real estate expo at a yeshiva in Queens, New York, chanting ‘We support Hamas.’ Police kept protesters away from the venue.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like NYT frame the event as a ‘heated protest’ and emphasize condemnation of slurs by Mamdani, softening focus on pro-Hamas chants. Center outlets like JTA report neutrally on police separating chanting pro-Palestinian protesters from the NYC synagogue. Right-leaning outlets like Jerusalem Post prominently feature ‘We support Hamas’ in headlines, emphasizing activists’ support for Hamas without mitigation.

Story gist: An Iranian analyst told Euronews that ‘a big storm is coming,’ predicting major upheaval in Iran.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like The Washington Post frame the analyst’s warning dramatically as the regime entering a ‘death spiral’ in opinion pieces, emphasizing collapse. Center outlets like The Hill focus on potential military defection from the regime. Right-leaning coverage is absent, omitting perspectives on regime strength or external influences.