Backspin

Palestinian journalists working for the Agence France-Presse have other interesting pursuits that call into question

Is the latest surge of Palestinian terror intended to “send a message” to Mahmoud Abbas?

The Guardian’s reader’s editor, Ian Mayes, comments on our critique of a recent Guardian article,

Media coverage of the Palestinian attack on the Karni Crossing features a new twist on

Jeffrey Dvorkin, National Public Radio‘s ombudsman, suggests that some news outlets are starting to avoid

Daryl Cagle’s site has a nice roundup of cartoons about Abbas and the Palestinian elections.

The Jerusalem Post reports that the two names of the Palestinian president-elect are causing confusion

Media reports are picking up on the Moscow-based daily, Kommersant which says Syria is trying

Editorial cartoonist Mike Thompson of the Detroit Free Press describes Israel’s fears with the ‘new

* Former PA media advisor Samir Rantisi writes in the SF Chronicle that the Palestinians

Bay-area pro-Israel activists BlueStarPR published a poster recognizing the fact that Israel, unlike most Arab

Gerald Steinberg of NGO Monitor argues that instead of being part of the solution to

Cheers to Tim Collie of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel for a balanced, in-depth series of

It’s not often the correction page makes for heartfelt reading. But the Chicago Daily Herald

We’ve just released a new communique: ‘President Abbas – A New Era?’ To receive HR

While attention was directed toward the Palestinian elections, Jerusalem Post reports that the Aksa Martyrs’

A couple editorial cartoons seem to capture the Abbas two-step: * Mike Keefe, Denver Post.

We were pleasantly surprised to see this explanation of the Temple Mount in Reuters coverage: