Media outlets continue to downplay the close ties between Arafat's Fatah party and a major terrorist group.
Child’s Play in Gaza?
AP apparently mis-captions an unregulated weapon as a child's "toy"; also, an ulterior motive for the Geneva Accord lacks publication.
Ins and Outs of Choosing the News
AP and Reuters select news items that question Israeli policy — but avoid items that justify it.
Who Got Hurt?
The Christian Science Monitor determines that the most serious injury twin suicide bombings inflicted was not to actual human victims, but to Palestinian political goals.
Off the Map
As the prime ministers travel to Washington, observers are wondering: Did the road map take a detour?
Hijacked by the Hudna
The media displace the road map's terms with those of the hudna — an internal Palestinian deal.
"V" for Victory
An inaccurate AP caption identifies a non-existent movement for peace on the Palestinian street.
A Palestinian "Altalena"? Not Likely
This week, there were two historic political events in the Middle East. In one, Israeli voters chose a number of political parties for the next Knesset, with the ruling Kadima party earning the most votes....
Abu Mazen: Coup For Peace?
Arafat still runs the show from the top-down, and, no less importantly, from the bottom up.
Saddam’s Palestinian Cheerleaders
The Palestinian street is rife with pro-Saddam and anti-American demonstrations.



