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The Guardian‘s Steve Bell hits the nail on the head:

Someone forward Joe Lanzmann‘s column to Bashar Assad. The Syrian media’s blurring the line between

Since blogging Gwynne Dyer‘s column about security fences around the world, readers alerted us to

Back in 1997, Ali Hassan Abu Kamal chose the observation deck of the Empire State

The Independent’s Peter Schrank proffers his poison pen take on today’s Mideast summit: What’s the

Newsweek examines Gaza’s feuding clans that may make or break the Palestinian cease-fire. The various

Must read: See Pajamas Media for Khaled Abu Toameh’s special report on Gaza’s civil war.

Last week, OMedia attended a conference in Tel Aviv where representatives of the army spokesman’s

An excellent video produced by the Israel Antiquities Authority only needs 92 seconds to address

The Washington Post‘s Pamela Constable laments the demise of foreign correspondents: In an effort to

Believe it or not, some Palestinians are making some modest progress rebuilding Gaza despite the

How does one draw the line between legitimate criticism of Israel with anti-Semitism? Joe Lanzmann

Gwynne Dyer wonders about the global trend to wall off countries. Dyer notes security barriers

The Jerusalem Post reports that Saudi Prince Al-Walid bin Talal is looking to invest in

Indiana Jones it ain’t, but the Israeli Antiquities Authority‘s three webcams at the controversial Mughrabi

Linda Quiquivix, a student at U. of North Carolina is looking for a new boyfriend.

This Christian Science Monitor staff-ed buys into Hamas’ acceptance of the Mecca Accords: Besides setting

A Tel Aviv area exhibition spotlights how video games are becoming Arab propaganda tools. The