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Julie Burchill (pictured) doesn’t pull punches. Reacting to UK media criticism of Israel’s response to

The Times of London reports that British-made night vision kits were found in Hezbollah bunkers.

Staff-eds in the Washington Post, the Times of London, LA Times, and the Sunday Times

Blogger Snapped Shot wonders if Hezbollah’s largesse for rebuilding Lebanon is backed by counterfeit dollars.

Writing in the New Statesman, John Pilger thinks he’s Seymour Hersh on steroids.

See The People’s Cube for all the fun Photoshoppers are having with “Fatima.”

According to AP, international peacekeeping efforts in Lebanon are getting bogged down by terminology: “They

Akron Beacon-Journal cartoonist Chip Bok looks at Hezbollah in a different perspective:

This NY Times staff-ed worries about Hezbollah filling a leadership vacuum in southern Lebanon. The

The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel caught up with Mike Thorson. The Wisconsin graphic artist and part owner

With so many distorted graphic images coming out of Lebanon, we took a look back

Now that the fighting appears to be over, we’re starting to see that Israeli air-strikes

The NY Times reports that Hassan Nasrallah and Iran are using reconstruction efforts to quietly

Drinking From Home blows the whistle on BBC’s Orla Guerin. She and Channel 4’s Alex

Investor’s Business Daily accuses the UN of appeasing Hezbollah by putting the Shebaa Farms back

The Jerusalem Post reports that the Lebanese government reached a deal with Hezbollah. Lebanon won’t

YNet News‘ Yaakov Lappin wonders about the scarcity of coverage of Haifa and Beirut’s anti-Hezbollah

The Boston Globe picked up on an essay by Mona Fayad, a Lebanese “dissident” very