Backspin

Hamas gunmen rampaged through a Khan Younis-based TV station today. Reuters explains why: It was

PA Interior Minister Omar Abdel-Razeq, quoted by Reuters, on the deployment of a new pro-Fatah

The Jerusalem Post profiled a number of Israeli photojournalists, including Ariel Jerozolimski, who took this

AFP coverage of the latest anti-fence protest in Bil’in is as rote as Bil’in’s weekly

Why did a show satirizing Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah (pictured) on a private Christian TV

Torture is condemned throughout the world, except when The Guardian covers the murder of alleged

The Jerusalem Post reports that the Palestinians are sending kids “armed” with toy guns to

In the Wilmington News-Journal, Howard Berlin contends that world donors will take PA fundraising efforts

As head of the new Hamas militia, Jamal Abu Samhadana has earned AP’s designation as

The Christian Science Monitor spins the Hamas prisoners involved in the National Reconciliation Document as

The new commander of the Force-17 presidential guard, Mahmoud Damra, is wanted by Israel. The

Newsweek columnist Chris Dickey was impressed by a peace proposal put forward in a document

AFP reports that two Palestinian journalists were injured in yesterday’s IDF ambush of an Islamic

Reuters suspended an unidentified employee for sending a death threat to Little Green Footballs blogger

While British academics voted today to boycott Israel, a Canadian union entered the fray. The

Read today’s LA Times to see how Yasser Arafat’s long shadow influences the Fatah-Hamas tensions

The Sunday Times reports that Abbas loyalists are getting ready for an offensive against Hamas:

It took some grilling by Sen. Michael Ronaldson, but Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s News Director John