BackSpin Editor

Contrary to media spin, recent events are not part of a “cycle of violence.” See

Times of London cartoonist Peter Brookes gets today’s poison pen award for pushing the flawed

Andre Oboler examines how social networking and content collaboration are being used to target Israel

Since the Vatican updated its list of seven deadly sins, now’s as good a time

Last year, the Palestinians were throwing each other off the rooftops. It’s a marked improvement

Here’s another side of Sderot you aren’t seeing in your local papers. A factory employing

One of my student projects was a series of cartoons satirizing MacBeth. Times have changed.

A major daily departs from previous policy and calls identifies last week’s massacre as “terror.”

The Economist goes beyond “tit-for-tat” and takes us into the uncharted realm of spin where

Fatah officials complain that Al-Jazeera is a mouthpiece of Hamas. And momentum for a West

Hamas commander confirmed to Sunday Times reporter Marie Colvin that the group is an Iranian

There are many words to describe brainwashed Palestinian kids who celebrate the deaths of eight

28 Claims of damage for agricultural property and goods. 113 Cars damaged by rockets between

One of Nachman Shai‘s three wishes is to ditch the word hasbara for “public diplomacy.”

Terrorists entered a Jerusalem yeshiva and opened fire on students, killing at least seven tonight.

Today’s Poison Pen Award goes to Times of London cartoonist Peter Brookes.

This is what it’s like when a rocket strikes.

Franchising Apartheid Few people who directly suffered from South African apartheid buy into the Israeli