A Fatah-affiliated youth center has named a sports event after Wafa Idris, the first female Palestinian suicide bomber.
Gaza Border Zone Shooting: Context Vanishes in No-Man’s Land
The UK’s Sunday Times featured a dramatic sounding story “Morpurgo sees child shot in Gaza border wasteland”. Did a children’s author really witness the IDF targeting a child?
Erekat: Media’s Favorite Liar Resigns
What are the media going to do now that their favorite go-to-guy is no longer the Palestinian Authority’s most visible spokesperson?
Palileaks and The Guardian’s Agenda Journalism
An overview of some of the issues generated by The Guardian’s publication of thousands of leaked Palestinian documents.
Planning a Revolution? Use Facebook or Twitter?
Did social media bring down Tunisian dictator Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali two weeks ago or force Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to appoint a successor? Well, no. But it clearly played some role in the unrest...
Flotilla Report: BBC Plumbs the Depths
The BBC’s reporting of the Israeli commisssion of inquiry into the Gaza flotilla graphically illustrates all that is wrong with its coverage of Israel.
Palestinian Tear Gas Libel: The Truth Comes Out
The results of the IDF’s inquiry are released. Will any of the media bother to report them?
“Travel Palestine” Tourism Ad Erases Israel
Since when were tourists able to visit Jerusalem in a state of Palestine stretching from the Med to the River Jordan?
Palestinians Caught in Another Libel?
Did a Palestinian demonstrator really die from inhaling tear gas or is this yet another Big Lie?
Australians Reward Shoddy Journalism
Biased and one-sided reporting of the Gaza flotilla earns one journalist a prestigious award despite the holes in his winning entry.
