Hezbollah

July 5, 2011

Raed Salah Week continues at the Guardian, offering the sage analysis of Noam Chomsky

The Guardian, not content with six pieces (news items and commentaries) already published defending ...

March 27, 2011

Britain’s politicians’ unsavoury relationships with Mid-East dictatorships

This is cross posted at the blog, Anne’s Opinions For a change, the Guardian has published a s...

March 8, 2011

The Beirut Spring, the rise of Hezbollah, and the Iranian war against Israel

This review of Michael Totten’s new book, “The Road to Fatima Gate: The Beirut Spring, t...

February 1, 2011

Guardian columnists’ continued dehumanisation of Israelis

What a newspaper does not report can be just as revealing as what it does. Back in May 2010 CiF rush...

January 26, 2011

Who Will Sit in Lebanon’s Seat at the UN?

A guest post by AKUS In all the excitement over the Pallypapers, the events in Lebanon are getting l...

January 16, 2011

CiF and Nicolas Noe: Shills for Hizbollah

Dramatic developments took place last week in Lebanon as Hizbollah brought down the government whils...

November 25, 2010

George Galloway, Fascist

“To be fair, you’d have to look long and hard to find a tyranny or a fascist dictator of the...

November 23, 2010

CiF readers’ obsession with Israel in one simple image

James Denselow’s CiF piece on Nov. 20, “Lebanon: justice at what cost?“, pertained...

November 23, 2010

Ahmed Moor kicks the Zionist cat.

As anyone who has spent time in or seriously studied the Middle East and the Arab world knows, the d...

November 20, 2010

CiF’s Kieron Monks supports terrorism

Kieron Monks is a reporter and editor for Palestine Monitor.  He’s written pieces in the pub...