Salon.com depicts itself as a place to go for inspired alternative journalism. But its two commentators on Israel, David Palumbo-Liu and Ben Norton offer mindnumbing propaganda as they endlessly recycle PLO talking points. 
KALW, an NPR affiliate in San Francisco, regularly broadcasts anti-Israel and/or pro-terrorist propaganda that is completely divorced from fact in a music show produced and hosted by radical Israel defamer Dore Stein. 
Toronto's Globe and Mail is considered Canada's most prestigious and influential newspaper but Global Affairs reporter Patrick Martin misleads readers with a one-sided account of the conflict that indicts Israel and all but ignores Palestinian terrorism. 
The Huffington Post blog, which far too often functions as a magnet for Israel haters, has posted an anti-Israel screed by a former editor at the Palestinian Ma'an news agency. The piece distorts events to present an indictment of Israel for a shooting by Egypt. 
On CNN's "Legal View with Ashleigh Banfield," the reporter absurdly suggests that the threat of Jewish terrorism in the U.S. is "the same thing" as the threat of radical Islamic terrorism. 
PBS' Tavis Smiley, supported largely by Walmart, hosted Rula Jebreal, billed as an "award-winning journalist" but coming across as a dishonest propagandist on his Nov. 9 show. Despite her outright falsehoods and propaganda, Smiley did nothing to correct the record. 
A New Yorker book review presents a simplistic and facile rendition of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process -- positing that its failure is due to Israeli settlements and that the deleterious role of the Palestinians is irrelevant.