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Hezbollah raised Christian apprehensions when it fired Katyushas at Nazareth. But Jonathan Cook blames Israel

The Jerusalem Post reports that Hezbollah and Hamas are finding little to no support in

After reading the latest from Richard Cohen, we have to wonder what the Washington Post

Two cartoonists with very different takes on playing with fire. First, there’s Bado, the cartoonist

In the American Thinker, James Lewis makes a compelling case that Israel’s battle with Hezbollah

More fallout from Jon Snow’s controversial interview with Israel’s Deputy Ambassador Zvi Ravner: Channel 4

* In the Times of London, David Aaronovich discusses Israel’s response to the kidnapping of

What’s message behind this cartoon by Bog Englehart of the Hartford Courant? Is Englehart criticizing

This Investors Business Daily editorial points out why Israel is sure Iranian military advisors are

We were happily surprised to see Human Rights Watch come out with an unambiguous condemnation

According to the Lebanese Foundation for Peace, the web site of the Lebanese government in

Hats off to Rock of the Galilee, who continues to bravely blog away in northern

According to AP: Israel’s assault on Lebanon threatens to weaken Arab moderates throughout the region,

The Committee to Protect Journalists is disturbed that Israel is striking Al-Manar, Hezbollah’s TV station.

Jacques Chirac (pictured) recently condemned Israeli military activity in Lebanon as “disproportionate.” But Stephen Pollard

Want to help Israel during a difficult time? Here’s a list of just some of

The latest HonestReporting and HonestReporting UK communiques have just been published: Israel Under Fire. Sign

In Bangkok, Stephane Peray of The Nation drew his take on the latest Mideast fighting: