Backspin

According to Toronto Star correspondent Oakland Ross, there’s only way Israel can demonstrate its sincerity

In the LA Times, Matthew Levitt explains how Hamas accumulated enough money to take over

Hamas is emphasizing its involvement in freeing Johnston was purely humanitarian. The Guardian writes: Mr

Alan Johnston was freed this morning. After 114 days of captivity, the BBC correspondent is

Tom Gross reacts to UK coverage of all the doctors connected to Al-Qaida terror: After

Farfur, the Palestinian Mickey Mouse lookalike is dead, but Reuters reports that Hamas plans to

Israel scrapped plans for the new pedestrian walkway at the Temple Mount’s Mughrabi Gate. The

Hamas TV killed off Farfur, the Mickey Mouse lookalike who taught martyrdom to Palestinian kids.

Until recently, you couldn’t get the weather forecast for Jerusalem, Israel on CNN Weather, though

Tony Blair barely stepped down as British prime minister to become the Quartet’s special envoy

Here’s AP‘s background info on an IDF raid on Nablus yesterday: The Nablus raid was

Thumbs up to AP for following up on the anxieties of Gaza’s Christian community after

Israel allowed an unidentified BBC employee — who is also a member of Hamas —

The Times of London raises an important point about the way Hamas has handled the

The MSM‘s buzzing over Iran’s plans to launch a 24-hour English language satellite news channel.

In today’s Jerusalem Post, Shelly Paz discussed with experts the MSM’s wisdom of broadcasting the

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s show, Media Watch, is in the spotlight after it attacked a

CNN calls Hamas a “political movement.” Cpl. Gilad Shalit, an Israeli soldier abducted by Palestinian