mission statement claims that, "We embrace the principle that a healthy democracy requires a well informed citizenry. Accordingly, the mission of HonestReporting is to ensure truth, integrity and fairness, and to combat ideological prejudice in journalism and the media, as it impacts Israel. We engage the next generation and educate the public to understand and value the above aspirations." Activities HonestReporting reviews news articles and op-eds regarding Israel to check for and respond to any bias or fake news. They create and distribute content and tools for readers to understand news about Israel from a fair perspective. They hold in-person and on-line events with experts about how the Jewish people and Israel is portrayed in the media. Successes HonestReporting has prompted many corrections in the media over the years including: Idris Muktar Ibrahim, a producer at CNN, was found to have written on Twitter praise for Hamas and in a separate tweet posted "#TeamHitler." After HonestReporting contacted CNN about the producer's ability to report impartially, CNN ended their working relationship with him. He later apologized. Award-winning journalist Shatha Hammad was discovered to have posted on Facebook that she was friends with Adolf Hitler and that they "share the same ideology, such as the extermination of the Jews" Hammad made other posts using the nickname "Hitler" and denying Israel's right to exist. She also termed terrorists who murdered Israeli worshippers in the 2014 Jerusalem synagogue attack as "martyrs." After HonestReporting's exposure of her posts, the Thomson Reuters Foundation and the Kurt Schork Memorial Fund withdrew the awards they had granted her. News producer Fady Hanona was discovered to have posted Anti-semitic social media posts by HonestReporting, leading news outlets he previously worked for such as The New York Times, The Guardian, and others to cut ties with him. In 2010, CNN fired its Senior Mideast Editor Octavia Nasr after HonestReporting highlighted a Twitter message saying that she respected the Shiite cleric the Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, one of Hezbollah's founders. The New York Times Media Decoder blog wrote: Some supporters of Israel seized on the Twitter posting almost immediately. A Web site called Honest Reporting that says it is "dedicated to defending Israel against prejudice in the media" asked, "Is Nasr a Hezbollah sympathizer? This is disturbing enough given that the group is designated a terrorist organization by the U.S. and is committed to the destruction of Israel. "And which