Backspin

The Guardian gave op-ed ink to writer John Rose, who argues that Mideast peace requires

The editor-in-chief of the Kuwait daily, Al-Siyassah, says that Hezbollah chief Sheik Hassan Nasrallah (pictured)

An internal Columbia University committee has cleared faculty of any anti-Semitic harassment, despite scores of

The Washington Post reports that Syria is still trying to maintain control of Lebanon despite

Unable to launch major terror attacks, Hamas is considering following in the footsteps of the

A Hamas recruit imprisoned in Israel says he was trained in Syria. Osama Mattar (pictured)

* Washington Times columnist Suzanne Fields wonders how much the Palestinian people have changed since

Reuters has redefined what’s considered road map compliance, and in the process, lowered the bar

The Ottawa Citizen reports that two teachers at a local Islamic school have been suspended

Syndicated cartoonist Pat Oliphant continues his one-sided critique of Israel — the latest is this

Which do you want first? OK, the good: Hours after our critique of GoogleNews’ inclusion

Palestinian residents of East Jerusalem are unhappy because of a security barrier being built around

The Jerusalem Post reports on the creation of the Mideast Press Club, to provide an

With Gaza settlements slated for dismantling later this year, nobody would expect real estate prices

Recent articles suggest the Washington Post is unfairly flagging Israeli “breaches” of the road map,

See OnlyInIsrael for a soldier’s frank, humorous perspective on demonstrations against the security fence. Reporters

While the media report on the tremendous democratization and financial reform in the Palestinian leadership,

From that all-so-reputable Malaysian National News Agency: Attallah Quiba, the Palestinian ambassador in Sri Lanka,