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Alan Johnston’s abductors released a video of the captive correspondent. In the video, Johnston says

Sderot businesses are on the verge of collapse. Here’s one way you can support Sderot.

Here’s another curious photo-and-caption combo, courtesy AFP: A Palestinian boy walks on the rubble of

Another Israeli Qassam victim died this morning of wounds from a Qassam attack last week.

On the same week that Britain’s University and College Union voted to boycott Israeli academic

Looks like the BBC didn’t appreciate a recent column by the Wall Street Journal‘s Brett

What are the political implications of Israeli archeology and the discovery of what’s believed to

National Post columnist Jonathan Kay pulls no punches with some observations about the standoff at

UN official John Dugard spoke out on Israel’s battle against Qassam rockets. Reuters writes: “The

Today’s Poison Pen award goes to Brandon Reynolds of South Africa’s Business Day: Memo to

* Haaretz describes a cruel irony related to Oshri Oz’s death: Twelve hours after meeting

Oshri Oz, Israel’s latest Qassam rocket victim, was laid to rest. Meanwhile, Tom Gross wonders

The Washington Times blows the lid on the UNRWA, which runs the Nahr el-Bared refugee

The Wall Street Journal‘s Bret Stephens wonders why the BBC allowed Alan Johnston to stay

It isn’t often a headline can be botched on so many levels, but one British

In Sderot, YNet News reports that a 36-year Israeli male was killed when a Qassam

Joshua Gleis wants to know why the MSM isn’t calling Nahr al-Bared a “massacre.” We

A Daily Telegraph update on the Lebanese army’s siege of the Nahr el-Bared refugee camp