Iran and The Munich Analogy
A media debate over the West's response to Iran's nuclear program and threats against Israel has raised comparisons with the 1930s and the Munich Conference. Steven Stotsky
A media debate over the West's response to Iran's nuclear program and threats against Israel has raised comparisons with the 1930s and the Munich Conference. James Zogby’s “Myths” are Stubborn Facts
ames Zogby accuses Israel's supporters of clinging to myths. But the examples he uses demonstrate that it is he who refuses to confront reality.
The Significance of Those Who Attended Ariel Sharon’s Funeral
Prominent among the high level representations at the funeral of Ariel Sharon were the Czech Republic and the Republic of Romania. The media took little notice, but there is a story of historical importance here.
The Significance of Who Attended Ariel Sharon’s Funeral
Prominent among the high level representations at the funeral of Ariel Sharon were the Czech Republic and the Republic of Romania. The media took little notice, but there is a story of historical importance here. The Ideology and Rhetoric Behind the ASA Boycott
The American Studies Association votes to boycott the only Middle Eastern state that encourages vigorous and free academic debate. By blocking boycott opponents from presenting their arguments before the vote, the hypocrisy of the boycott supporters is exposed.
Backgrounder on the Bedouin Land Dispute
A solution to the property claims of the Negev Beduin has so far defied resolution. The media fails to provide enough historical context to understand the arguments presented by both sides of the dispute. Backgrounder on the Beduin Land Dispute
A solution to the property claims of the Negev Beduin has so far defied resolution. The media fails to provide enough historical context to understand the arguments presented by both sides of the dispute. NPR Host Obstructs Balanced Discussion on Iran
NPR's Tom Ashbrook hosted a discussion of the proposed interim deal with Iran over its nuclear program but repeatedly interrupted the guest expert who opposed the deal. 
Five Broken Cameras (2011)
Distributed by Kino Lorber
Produced and Directed by Emad Burnat and Guy Davidi
Hebrew/Arabic; English subtitles
90 minutes
This heavily edited, agenda-driven film purports to document the daily lives of the Palestinian film-maker and his fellow villagers and their activism against the Israeli security fence and settlements.
This heavily edited, agenda-driven film purports to document the daily lives of the Palestinian film-maker and his fellow villagers and their activism against the Israeli security fence and settlements.
Film Review: 5 Broken Cameras
5 Broken Cameras is an Palestinian-Israeli film of the daily life and activism of a Palestinian film-maker and his fellow villagers' opposition to the Israeli security fence and Jewish settlement. But controversial scenes showing unprovoked aggression by Israeli soldiers did not really happen as shown in the film.