Israel Goes Gaga Over Goldstone
What a day. First, AP reported on the UNHRC’s reaction to Judge Goldstone’s about-face: A spokesman for the U.N. Human Rights Council said for the report to be withdrawn Goldstone would have to submit...
View ArticleSouth African Cartoonist in Public Spat Over Zionism
Everything you need to know about today’s coverage of Israel and the Mideast. Join the Israel Daily News Stream on Facebook. Today’s Top Stories 1. Press reports say the US and Western allies are...
View ArticleBethlehem’s Doing Better Than Big Media Lets On
Everything you need to know about today’s coverage of Israel and the Mideast. Join the Israel Daily News Stream on Facebook. Today’s Top Stories 1. According to one British paper, Bethlehem’s thriving....
View ArticleUNRWA Closes West Bank Offices for Safety
Everything you need to know about today’s coverage of Israel and the Mideast. Join the Israel Daily News Stream on Facebook. Today’s Top Stories 1. The UNRWA is closing three of its West Bank offices...
View ArticleIDF “Confirms” Operating in Syria
Everything you need to know about today’s coverage of Israel and the Mideast. Join the Israel Daily News Stream on Facebook. Today’s Top Stories 1. Despite Western efforts, Abbas accepted Salam...
View ArticleAriel Sharon: Debunking the Media Myths
With the death of former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon, the media have produced a huge number of obituaries. Sharon has been a controversial figure and elicits a wide range of emotions from...
View ArticleCNN’s Ugly Post-Mortem on Sharon
The past few days have seen many media outlets quoting Sarah Leah Whitson, the director of Human Rights Watch’s Middle East and North Africa Division. Her comments on Ariel Sharon’s legacy have been...
View ArticleHamas Executes Dozens of Tunnel Diggers
Today’s Top Stories 1. According to Israeli media reports, Hamas executed dozens of it own tunnel diggers in recent weeks, “fearing the workers would reveal the site locations to Israel.” Other diggers...
View ArticleThe Arab Spring Arrives on Israel’s Doorstep
Today’s Top Stories 1. The Arab Spring has finally dropped on Israel’s doorstep: Israeli officials begin to ponder the degree of threat from al-Qaeda, now firmly entrenched along the Golan border....
View ArticleForeign Workers: Another Angle to Bash Israel
Only hours after Israelis were coming to terms with a Palestinian stabbing rampage on a Tel Aviv bus, Human Rights Watch chose to release a report accusing Israel of abusing the human rights of Thai...
View ArticleHuman Rights Watch’s Disaster Effort
One might think from the name that “Human Rights Watch” is an organization dedicated solely to monitoring human rights conditions around the world. But long-time readers may be familiar with a few...
View ArticleRude Tweets and Misleading Headlines
Listen to Yarden Frankl on the Voice of Israel by clicking on the image above or on this link to play. HonestReporting’s Yarden Frankl joins VOI’s Josh Hasten in-studio to discuss this week’s media...
View ArticleMedia Bias Wave Continues
Here are just some of the latest examples of poor or biased reporting on the wave of Palestinian terror unleashed on Israel’s citizens. “ALLEGED ASSAILANTS” It’s not only the Wall Street Journal that...
View ArticleUN Aid Money Going to Assad and Cronies
Today’s Top Stories 1. If you thought recent disclosures of NGO and UN aid benefiting Hamas was bad enough, you won’t believe the scope of the shenanigans going on in Syria. The Guardian reports that...
View ArticleThe New York Times Misrepresents BDS
A newly passed Israeli law prevents foreign nationals who have publicly called for a boycott of the Jewish state or work on behalf of an organization that advocates these measures from entering Israel....
View ArticleNetanyahu Unveils Missile Shield, Issues Warning
Today’s Top Stories 1. During a ceremony unveiling Israel’s new integrated missile defense system, Israel PM Netanyahu issued a warning to countries that wish for Israel’s destruction: Whoever tries to...
View ArticleLA Times Op-Ed: Israel the “Occupying Power” in Gaza
There is no dispute over the hardships that Gazans are enduring as a result of chronic electricity outages. It is difficult not to feel sympathy with LA Times opinion piece writer Abier Almasri as she...
View ArticleGaza Health Crisis: WHO’s to Blame?
Fifty four Palestinians died in Gaza while awaiting a medical travel permit from Israel. This is according to a joint statement issued last week by several NGOs (non-governmental organizations): Human...
View ArticleA Crise de Saúde em Gaza e os Vistos Médicos: Quem é o Culpado?
Cinquenta e quatro palestinos morreram em Gaza enquanto aguardavam uma autorização de viagem médica de Israel. Isto é de acordo com uma declaração conjunta emitida na semana passada por várias ONGs...
View ArticleUS Quits Iran Nuclear Deal — Now What?
Today’s Top Stories 1. Trump announced the US is withdrawing from the Iranian nuclear deal and reinstating sanctions. Israel and the Gulf states were happy. Europe expressed its regrets. Iran denounced...
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