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Accompanying UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Orly Azoulay (pictured) became the first Israeli journalist to

Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch told off the world body’s Human Rights Council.

Globe and Mail photos and captions don’t give readers the full picture. See HonestReporting-Canada’s latest

Q: How many BBC staffers does it take to change a light bulb? A: See

Can the Hamas government clean up Gaza’s sewage tsunami and demonstrate it can administer the

Steven Sugar and the BBC squared off yesterday in the UK’s High Court over the

Abdul Malik, who is suspected of planning Al-Qaida’s 2002 attacks on Israeli tourists in Kenya,

See Professor Judea Pearl‘s response to Professor Saree Makdisi on the international community’s demand that

We hope developments in Ireland lead to a better situation. How long will it take

According to a Fatah leader identified only as Z., the Alan Johnston kidnapping is more

Barry Rubin thinks Condoleezza Rice is wasting her time dealing with Fatah. The Globe &

The Daily Mail shows a horrific video of a child sending her suicide bomber mother

* The Australian examines the sharp increase of honor killings in Gaza. (Hat tip: Elder

The NY Times reports that Palestinian refugees are starting to reconsider the feasibility of the

In the Washington Post, Daoud Kuttab argues that the new PA government already recognizes Israel:

The Daily Mail reports that the BBC has so far spent £200,000 in legal fees

UN human rights expert John Dugard told the UN Human Rights Council that Israel’s treatment

Is the BBC negotiating with PA security officials who may have helped kidnap Alan Johnston?