Hezbollah
Washington Post-Watch: Meltdown on Sunday in August
Reuters Forgets Pledge
The Washington Post’s Misrepresentation of the Shebaa Farms
Question to Time Magazine: Who Are Hezbollah’s Intended Targets?
Hezbollah and Lebanon: Myths and Facts
Myth: The Lebanese government never agreed to Hezbollah's armed role in south Lebanon, or to its attacks against Israel.
Fact: There is no doubt that a significant number of Lebanese, including some Shia, oppose Hezbollah and view the group as a puppet of Syria and Iran. However, the government of Lebanon has officially accepted and applauded Hezbollah's attacks against Israel. For example, on the website of the Lebanese Army is a Nov. 22, 2004 document entitled "Independance" (sic) which lauds the "resistance" ...
Updated: A Reprise: Media Photo Manipulation
Updated: Post’s Thomas Ricks Charges Israel Intentionally Leaving Hezbollah Rockets Intact
Boston Globe Column: Death and Destruction Are Hezbollah’s Goals
CNN Anchor Charges Israel Intentionally Allowing Hezbollah Rockets to Hit
In the course of a hostile interview on July 30 with Israeli spokesperson Miri Eisen, CNN International anchor Rosemary Church actually charged that Israel could shoot down the Hezbollah Katyusha rockets that have rained down on the country, but has chosen not to try. A country that would do such a monstrous thing is capable of anything, which is apparently what Ms. Church believes.