Backspin

The Guardian reports that the BBC apologized to Israel in writing for the way it

The latest HonestReporting communique has just been published: ‘Three Points on Terror’ To receive HR

Daphna Baram, who last year wrote a book defending The Guardian’s coverage of Israel (published

Michel Aoun, a former Lebanese Prime Minister, told WorldNetDaily that Hezbollah’s rally in support of

Judeoscope reports that the Canadian government is recalling all passports that refer to the bearer’s

AP reports on the current international conference on terrorism in Madrid, where Saeb Erakat surprised

Harry Glazer of the New Jersey Home News Tribune outlines some of the recent topics

EyeOnThePost wants to know why one Washington Post report calls Israeli military activity in Lebanon

Great commentary in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram (req. reg.) noting that for the first time,

A nice overview from Beyond Images, who concludes: Israel’s policy changes dispel the myth that

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London mayor Ken Livingstone’s making the most of his newfound notoriety. Now he explains to

Days after the PA secured more than $1 billion in aid pledges, the Washington Institute

The Times of London serves up the bungled headline of the day: Ex-British student in

Arnold Roth, whose daughter Malki was killed by a suicide bomber in the Sbarros pizzeria

The Independent reports that Israeli efforts to get Hezbollah banned in the EU are making

The Daily Telegraph reports that two top terror leaders quietly left Syria after getting packing

Are Islamic terror groups now taking pointers from Martha Stewart?