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A Daily Telegraph update on the Lebanese army’s siege of the Nahr el-Bared refugee camp

The MSM isn’t describing what kind of impact the Qassam barrages are having on Israel.

The Guardian reports that a Nobel laureate cancelled plans to visit a British university in

Channel 4’s “Battle for the Holy Land” documentaries cause concern. See HonestReporting-UK’s latest communique: C4

Professor Gerald Steinberg of NGO-Monitor dissects Amnesty International’s report for 2006. He found a lot

Time‘s Robert Baer describes how Al-Qaida is making in-roads among the Palestinians in Gaza and

AP finally discovers terror: Lebanon: A haven for terror? Correspondent Sally Buzbee writes: This week’s

Wondering about the sparse coverage of Shirel Friedman‘s funeral in Sderot? The Jerusalem Post notes:

A Lebanese blogger believes a lot of his countrymen are now shunning Al-Jazeera. Beirut Spring‘s

As we get ready to celebrate the holiday of Shavuot, our thoughts go out to

So far, 70 people have been killed in the Lebanese Army shelling of the Nahr

Stephen Pollard reacts to some woeful BBC weekend coverage.

Assessing how Israel might change how it deals with Hamas, the Christian Science Monitor correspondent

Disney CEO Robert Iger gave a reaction to Hamas’ mousecapades. Unfortunately, the tepid response was

It was only a matter of time. A 35-year-old woman in Sderot was killed standing

A security camera caught a Qassam hitting a Sderot gas station:

The fire and brimstone usually reserved for Israel and the US is turning inwards. Palestinian

Correspondent Mitchell Prothero of The Observer has an unusual take on Gaza’s security breakdown: Al-Qawasmeh