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Thumbs up to two Canadian papers, the Winnipeg Sun and the Toronto Sun for calling

The media’s dilemma Israeli journalists juggle national loyalty with reporting the facts of the mysterious

Philippe Karsenty scanned the IDF’s letter to France 2 TV and posted it online. One

Australian parliamentarian Michael Danby slammed the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age for their coverage

Concordia University‘s Barnabe Geisweiller shares some impressions of a visit to the Palestinian areas. Did

Victor Davis Hanson comments on university anti-Semitism masquerading as anti-Zionism. What does Professor Matory have

In response to Harvard Professor J. Lorand Matory’s missive in The Crimson, we state: Free

Reviewing Walt and Mearsheimer’s book, Lee Smith asks: But here is one sticking point among

With Philippe Karsenty’s legal appeal to be heard in Paris on Wednesday, the IDF is

How typical of The Guardian to not only sympathize with Walt and Mearsheimer, but at

This Boston Globe staff-ed wants to see both Syria and Hamas invited to the upcoming

On a slow news day, count on the BBC for important, hard-hitting coverage. Correspondent Ian

John Whitbeck got op-ed space in the Christian Science Monitor to peddle a one-state solution:

After losing a legal battle with France-2 TV last year over the veracity of the

Happy Rosh HaShanah to all our readers. May the new year be one of sweet

All Headline News managed to squeeze in one last bungled headline before the coming Jewish

On his blog, Mark Silva describes the scene at a Walt and Mearsheimer discussion at

The California Literary Review chose, of all people, former US Senator James Abourezk (pictured), to