Guardian

June 5, 2011

What the Guardian won’t report: Assad regime paid impoverished Syrian farmers to participate in riots on Israel’s borders

H/T Challah Hu Akbar A Press Release by the Reform Party of Syria: The Reform Party of Syria has le...

June 1, 2011

Censored by Harriet Sherwood: Jewish Voices from Jerusalem

Jerusalem Day (Yom Yerushalaim) held on the 28th of Iyar, celebrates the return of the city to its u...

May 31, 2011

Philo-Palestinian essay at CiF on the powerful and dangerous public relations machine of the Jewish state

Greg Philo, the research director of Glasgow University Media Unit – recently seen at a clear...

May 25, 2011

The Guardian helps Hamas hitch a ride on the ‘Arab Spring’

You see it all the time: a pretty girl stands on the roadside, hitching a lift. The minute a driver ...

May 25, 2011

A story about peace and co-existence in Israel that Harriet Sherwood won’t report

One of the problems with foreign correspondents in Israel is that they are, well…foreign. They don...

May 16, 2011

Guardian uses Ben White as source in coverage of “Nakba Day” violence aftermath

The Guardian’s Mid East Live Blog in the aftermath of yesterday’s “Nakba Day” related violen...

May 16, 2011

125 Guardian readers agree: Organized Jewish community has “omnipotent” control over Presidential policy

The May 14 Guardian article, Mitchell resigns as US Middle East peace envoy, elicited this, which st...

May 15, 2011

Propaganda as Reporting: Guardian’s coverage of today’s riots and border infiltrations

Guardian reports on today’s Nakba Day inspired violence could have been written by Syrian or G...

May 15, 2011

Guardian/AP Pravda-inspired newspeak of the day

An AP story in the Guardian about today’s Nakba Day inspired violence included this brief ment...

May 6, 2011

Slouching towards Hamas: A tale of two Guardian editorials

In less than a week we have seen two Guardian editorials published hailing the recent Hamas-Fatah re...