State Beacon Adam Kredo

Adam Kredo is senior writer reporting on national security and foreign policy matters for the State Beacon. An award-winning political reporter who has broken news from across the globe, Kredo’s work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, the Weekly Standard, Commentary Magazine, the Drudge Report, and the Jerusalem Post, among many others. His Twitter handle is @Kredo0. His email address is [email protected].


EXCLUSIVE: Federal Probe Reveals How Hamas Bullies and Coerces Gaza Aid Groups, Diverts American Aid Dollars to Their War Effort

The United Nations and Hamas have denied repeatedly that Hamas is interfering with Gaza relief efforts: This new investigation says otherwise

Exclusive: UN Is Actively Obstructing US Probe Into Links Between Its Gaza Relief Groups and Hamas, as Americans Warn UN To Divorce 'Cancerous UNRWA'

American diplomats tell the State Beacon that the UN must 'cut the cord' with UNRWA amid Gaza reconstruction project

Embarrassment as Second Major Journalism Group Secretly Removes Terrorist Names From List of Slain ‘Journalists’ in Gaza: Group’s Woes Mirror Those of CPJ

Like the Committee to Protect Journalists, the International Federation of Journalists found itself in a quandary when Hamas and other affiliated terrorist groups published obituaries identifying the slain ‘journalists’ as combatants

EXCLUSIVE: Two New Law Firms Threaten New York Times With Shareholder Suit Over Gaza ‘Rape’ Story and Softball ‘Investigation’ of Platner, Accuse Times of ‘Pushing False Narratives’

The shareholder suit would allege that the Times’s board is failing in its oversight duties by failing to enforce basic editorial standards in the publisher’s journalism

Key Source for Kristof’s New York Times Gaza ‘Rape’ Column Now Claims Palestinian ‘Journalists’ Can Also Be Terrorists: Times Won’t Comment

‘Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor,’ which Kristof called ‘a Geneva-based advocacy group,’ has close ties to Hamas

Committee To Protect Journalists Ousts Anti-Israel Heiress From Its Board As Group Launches Full Review of Its Controversial ‘Journalists Slain in Gaza’ List

The group has been in turmoil amid growing revelations that dozens of “journalists” on its list were active combatants for Hamas and other militant Islamic groups