Chris Patten, ex-governor of the former British colony of Hong Kong, is fond of using loaded terms to depict Israel as a colonizer. In this Financial Times op-ed, he condemns Israel and spares Hamas of any opprobium. 
NPR On Point segment reminds us why has been called National Palestine Radio. Tom Ashbrook hosts five guests to discuss the flotilla incident, not one is sympathetic to Israel. 
CAMERA Senior Research Analyst Steve Stotsky appeared on Rick's List with Rick Sanchez on CNN regarding recent Middle East events. 
Former Ambassador Edward Peck has emerged as a spokesmen for the Gaza flotilla, always maintaining a reasonable-sounding demeanor while he distorts the facts. His extreme criticism of the U.S. and his tolerance of terrorist groups, however, reveal a much more radical approach. 
The Financial Times ignores the history of eastern Jerusalem, denying Jewish historical, legal and religious connection to the city, while validating Palestinian claims. 
A partisan blogger falsely claimed that General David Petraeus warned Israeli intransigence was putting American soldiers at risk. CNN and BBC then repeated the allegation. Petraeus denies saying it. Where is the correction from CNN and BBC? 
The Financial Times opinion pieces condemn Israel as a rogue state and urge the United States and European Union to force the Jewish state to acquiesce to Arab demands. 
James Carroll portrays the evictions of Palestinian famillies in Jerusalem as evidence of creeping annexation by Israel ignoring the fact that they failed to pay their rent.