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Over the last three days, Hezbollah staged maneuvers along the Israeli-Lebanese border. Haaretz writes: According

Fascinating commentary in the Washington Post about the issue of American Jews having too much

Thumbs up to AP‘s old-fashioned fact-checking for catching the Palestinians and the NGO, Gisha, trying

Qassam hits utility pole; power disruptions reported in Sderot.

Bad News From Mexico joins the Bad News community.

What are they going to accuse us of undermining now?

This month, raw footage of Mohammed Dura will be publicly screened for the first time.

Why can’t Israel have a fence of its own? Related reading: Good Fences, Good Neighbors

Seumus Milnes op-ed blames Israel and apologizes for Hamas. Read more at HonestReporting’s latest communique:

A report by Ban Ki-moon finally defined the precise area of Shaba Farms (a.k.a. Har

Middle East Racing to Nuclear Power Thirteen Arab countries declared atomic ambitions to the IAEA

Over at The Guardian, an over-caffeinated Seumas Milne writes a rambling, angry screed blaming Israel

It’s difficult to understand the footage without some explanation; be sure to read YNet News‘

Another example of Palestinian intolerance to Christians. Pastor Isa Bajalia, a Palestinian-American working in Ramallah,

Visting Nablus, Globe & Mail reporter Carolynne Wheeler finds that Israel’s amnesty for Fatah gunmen

Worth reading: LA Times reporter Ken Ellingwood lowers his guard.

Making the News in America: Dumbledore or Human Rights? UK Peace Activists Caught Destroying Crops

The Christian Science Monitor notes that the Palestinian census efforts underway could ultimately impact support