Backspin

If Annapolis fails, will a backlash against Israel be in the offing? Daled Amos points

Iranians Named Over Buenos Aires Bombing Turns out Interpol’s wanted list includes high ranking officials

Bureau chief Jeremy Bowen demonstrates that the definition of “proportionality” is actually subjective. He proves

In her first interview since the death of her husband, Suha Arafat says she’s getting

A nationwide general strike could force postponement of Philippe Karsenty’s hearing. Raw footage of the

The BBC picked up on the trial of Philippe Karsenty. I’m impressed that A) a

Natan Sharansky weighs in on why the Muhammed Dura video and the appeal of Philippe

A PA source confirmed that Israel upheld its part of the amnesty of last summer.

The Guardian ignores evidence that does not fit its case. See HonestReporting UK’s latest communique:

As far as the Palestinians of eastern Jerusalem are concerned, the Annapolis summit is no

AP reports that Hamas plans to open up a media city in Gaza. Last year,

Jerusalem Post columnist Isi Leibler takes on Haaretz.

Carol Gould ain’t convinced big media is really dominated by Jews: If one accepts that

Stanford junior Amanda Gelender takes a stab at addressing why Israel should be singled out

Why did Gaza’s Christian leaders attend Ismail Haniyah’s speech last week? According to WorldNetDaily, Rev.

“I’m in the middle of shooting, I can’t talk much,” he said, before hanging up.

The Jerusalem Post picked up on Israeli media reports featuring Sderot’s sad stats: The figure

Israeli police impersonating a news crew arrested a wanted Palestinian. Naughty.