Our yearly roundup of the worst excesses of the media in 2011.
Naksa Day: Plotted Paydirt, Not Popular Protest, Part 2
Bashar Assad wasn’t the only person paying protesters lately. A Lebanese man who rushed the border in last month’s Naqba Day incident told The Guardian: One demonstrator who was wounded that...
Naksa Day: Plotted Paydirt, Not Popular Palestinian Protest
If you think today’s protests along the Israeli-Syrian border represent a “Palestinian Spring,” think again. The Reform Party of Syria says says it has information that Assad regime paid...
Jeff Danziger: Israel=Syria
Talk about the mother of all oversimplifications. Jeff Danziger can’t distinguish between a democracy defending itself from infiltrators — coming from across the border — with a thuggish...
Nattering Naqba Nabobs
HonestReporting’s Simon Plosker was on Rusty Mike Radio discussing Naqba coverage and new perspectives on Israel-advocacy. Listen to the podcast. One Palestinian who breached the border from Syria...
Today’s 5 Biggest Smackdowns
Smackdown: 1. the act of knocking down or bringing down an opponent; 2. a contest in entertainment wrestling; 3. a decisive defeat; 4. a confrontation between rivals or competitors Here are today’s...
Daily Telegraph’s Journalistic Naqba
Heads up from a sharp reader who spotted a deeper problem with the Daily Telegraph than the headline which Simon Plosker blogged a short time ago. If your borders are being stormed, who should the...
Naqba Day Violence: What We Know
6:18 pm Here’s the video of the tweet I just posted. Throwing rocks from behind an ambulance is so macho. 6:08 pm: Credit Peter Lerner with the tweet of the day. 6:01 pm: The Druze residents of...



