Backspin

For years, The Guardian has refused to describe Palestinian suicide attacks as “terrorism.” Now the

Having compared a Jewish reporter to a “German war criminal” and a “concentration camp guard,”

Here’s an example of Palestinian media intimidation with an unusual twist. Gunmen beat three ‘journalists’

In a remarkably frank report, AP acknowledges that Palestinian security personnel are reluctant to fight

The SF Chronicle looks at what happened to Palestinian security personnel who enrolled in a

St. Petersburg Times columnist Susan Taylor-Martin investigates the death of Nuran Deab and subsequent media

Washington Post columnist Jackson Diehl argues that Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak only jumped on the

What prompted BBC Radio to remove its February 10 edition of “Thought for the Day?”

Following up on a recent blog entry about Ray Hanania, the Daily Herald columnist responds:

Another victory for those who hold big media accountable for irresponsible behavior in Mideast coverage:

The latest HR communique has just been published: ‘Guardians of the Anti-Israel Line’ To receive

In response to a lawsuit by victims of Palestinian terror and a government investigation, the

Hey, where did the new PA policemen learn to salute like that?

On Victor David Hanson’s Private Papers, Bruce Thornton reviews Joshua Muravchik’s book Covering the Intifada:

‘Moderate Palestinian’ syndicated columnist Ray Hanania writes today: Israel’s defenders assert Palestinians expelled by Israel

While Steve Bell of the Guardian reveals that paper’s biases, Gary Varvel of the Indianapolis

Syria announced that it will import thousands of tons of apples from the Golan Heights

The New York Times reprints an International Herald Tribune article on recent challenges to the