Perhaps the biggest media myth is that Israel and its leaders simply aren’t interested in peace. The seeds of our new video, Don’t Be Misled – Israel Wants Peace go back one year ago...
Financial Times: No Interest in Principle
Israel’s three conditions for engaging Hamas are a matter of principle. You don’t negotiate with people who want to kill you. You don’t negotiate with people who don’t recognize...
NYT Slams Door on PaliLeaks Thesis
While we were all distracted by Egypt, the NY Times Magazine published an in-depth look at the Abbas-Olmert peace talks. Before the publication of the Palestine papers, Israeli journalist Bernard Avishai...
Rounding Up the Reax to PaliLeaks
A collection of what’s being said about the sturm und drang of the Palestinian Papers published in The Guardian: Elliott Abrams: Third, what some newspapers are calling “offers” or “agreements”...
The Palestine Papers: So What?
So the Palestinian Authority and its Fatah cadres are having a hissy fit over a slew of documents leaked to Al-Jazeera and then shared with The Guardian. Big yawn. The whole leak is just a localized...
The Post-Annapolis Blame Game
Israel’s opponents laying the groundwork for blame if peace process fails.
Getting Through to Reuters
A success for media monitors: Reuters finally begins describing Hamas accurately.
Reuters’ Overshadowing Bias
When Palestinian gunmen machine-gun Jewish shoppers in Afula, Reuters lumps the attackers' deaths together with the victims.
