Backspin

We recently wondered why Nilesat, Egypt’s government-controlled satellite company, is airing Al-Qaida’s Al-Zawraa TV. Now,

What do barbershops, the BBC and Mideast editor Jeremy Bowen have to do with one

Which “stumbling block” is most glaringly omitted from this Times of London editorial? A. Gilad

Haaretz reports that two years of secret talks between Israel and Syria resulted in a

In the Sunday Telegraph, Charles Moore rails against the license fee supporting the BBC. Here’s

This AP analysis says that the idea of sketching the basic outline of a Palestinian

Speaking at a Fatah anniversary rally in Ramallah, PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas called on Palestinians

McClatchy examines the statistics of terror faced by Israel in 2006. The conclusion: Israel’s summer

After seeing Khaled Meshaal’s interview with Reuters yesterday, we predicted some papers would spin the

In an interview with Reuters, Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal (pictured) said “Hamas acknowledges the existence

Was a recent Sunday Times report about Israeli military action against Iranian atomic sites planted?

The CBC portrays Israeli security barrier as obstacle to Christian pilgrims, ignores other factors. See

Stephen Pollard obtained an internal BBC memo forecasting Mideast developments in 2007. Mideast Editor Jeremy

Alan Dershowitz estimates that six million people have died as a result of the world’s

BBC Radio 4’s Today show invites people to join their listener’s panel with the following

Due credit to The Independent for today’s leader recognizing that Iran’s nuclear ambitions pose an

Palestinian gunmen freed AFP photographer Jaime Razuri. The Peruvian national was kidnapped outside AFP’s Gaza

A lot of papers picked up on a Sunday Times report detailing Israeli plans to