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Seymour Hersh reports that the US was too intimately involved with Israel’s war plans against

In today’s Jerusalem Post, Stephen Pollard argues that boycotting the BBC would be counter-productive: But

YNet News‘ Yaakov Lappin wonders about the scarcity of coverage of Haifa and Beirut’s anti-Hezbollah

The Boston Globe picked up on an essay by Mona Fayad, a Lebanese “dissident” very

Two Fox News journalists were kidnapped in Gaza. AP writes: A Fox employee in Gaza,

Rand Simberg of TCS Dailyoffers a modest proposal for ensuring the veracity of news photos:

AP’s apparently disturbed at readers’ reactions to a photo we and others blogged last week.

While looking through The Observer, we were struck by columnist Peter Beaumont’s use of the

Bloomberg News discussed biased coverage of the Israel-Hezbollah conflict with HonestReporting senior editor Simon Plosker.

Still believe that Israel wantonly destroyed Lebanese infrastructure and large sections of Beirut? The LA

Freelance photographer Bryan Denton makes a further damning accusation about the photos coming out of

The National Review’s Deroy Murdock documents the damage done by ball bearings packed into Katyusha

Interesting update from Reuters: The head of the Palestinian ambulance service, Muawiyah Hassanein, said the

See this excellent Newsbusters roundup on the latest from all the dubious images coming out

In a damnng commentary, Jules Crittenden, an editor at the Boston Herald, says news photos

Will Israel boycott the BBC? The Jerusalem Post reports of growing displeasure in the Ministry

Israeli media recently aired alarming footage of Palestinian gunmen snatching kids for human shields. Posted

Michelle Malkin provides a great overview of the Reuters photo scandal. Click here to watch.