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The Weekly Standard reports that Al-Qaida has it’s own 24-hour TV station, Al-Zawraa TV. And

Thanks Instapundit for picking up on Reuters’ photo gaffe. Click here to view the images.

Michael Totten continues blogging from Lebanon. See his latest post for an eye-opening look at

YNet News picked up on a Hamas English language web site blasting the Palestinian Authority’s

Al Jazeera’s Israeli bureau chief, Walid al-Umari defends his network’s coverage. Asked about controversial comments

Reuters’ exclusive 2007 desk calendar loses some of its gloss. See HonestReporting’s latest communique: First

A former American delegate to the UN Human Rights Commission blasts Palestinian rocket squads for

Christians aren’t just fleeing Islamic intimidation in Bethlehem. Now, WorldNetDaily‘s Aaron Klein describes a similar

Palestinian gunmen kidnapped AFP photographer Jaime Razuri, a Peruvian national. Developing…. UPDATE: Misery loves company.

A big thank you to Johann Hari and our shadow web site for giving HonestReporting

What will the headlines say about Israel in 2007? Make your predictions of the biggest

AP describes how Palestinian radio stations are fueling Gaza’s civil war: During two weeks of

Reporters Sans Frontieres recently visited Gaza to examine the general security for journalists. A press

* The SF Chronicle examines the effects of war on Israeli kids. * Michael Totten

The blogosphere is taking note. Pajamas Media picked up on IsraellyCool‘s podcast interview with HonestReporting’s

WorldNetDaily reports that the US State Dept. declassified a document admitting it knew Yasser Arafat

We were impressed with Steve Erlanger’s healthy dose of cynicism in the way he qualified

In an update on Palestinian rocket fire, AFP writes: Under a ceasefire agreed by Israel