Backspin

Will Israel terminate its only news broadcasts to the English-speaking world? According to a Jerusalem

While I’m away for a family wedding and a few days of some much-needed R+R,

The board of governors overseeing the US-funded Al-Hurra TV is seeking an outside review of

The Guardian gave op-ed space to Hamas PM Ismail Haniyeh and Israeli PM Ehud Olmert.

Mediacrity responds to the some of the MSM’s sour grapes coverage of the 6DW anniversary.

We don’t normally critique the Israeli media, but comments by a former Israel Broadcasting Authority

Liam Bailey prefers to believe Israel masterminded the Alan Johnston kidnapping than believe that the

The Wall St. Journal‘s Bret Stephens roundly debunks the MSM’s conventional wisdom about the Six-Day

Spot the improper noun in this Reuters caption: A Palestinian boy stands among vendors in

In an eye-opening interview, historian Michael Oren told the Jerusalem Post that Arab documents from

If there’s a bloodbath at Nahr el-Bared, this comment by a Fatah al-Islam leader will

This video posted on Yideoz makes a strong point about the Israeli response to the

A Le Monde cartoon tries to put the Six Day War into a historical context.

The leader of the Palestinian Popular Resistance Committees called on Alan Johnston’s captors to free

Reuters reports on the state of Hamastan. First the bad news: About 50 attacks in

Violence spread to a second refugee camp in Lebanon. Skirmishes broke out at Ain al

The oxygen must be thin in the rarified air of Marda Dunsky’s ivory tower. The

AP equates Israeli settlements with Palestinian terror: Mistrust runs deep after convulsions of violence. Israel’s