It Gets Worse – CC’s Wall Is “Associate Editor” at VNN

Unlike some news outlets and in contrast to some of its previous articles, in a March 20, 2016 article, The Washington Post eschewed improper terminology in reporting the capture in Belgium of a key Islamic [...]

Hamas, the U.S.-designated Palestinian Arab terrorist group that rules the Gaza Strip, has a new leader, writes Avi Issacharoff, a Middle East analyst and journalist (“Inside Hamas, a bitter and very personal battle for control,” [...]

The Washington Post has failed to provide print readers with information it posted online about a former U.S. serviceman killed in a Palestinian terrorist attack in Israel. On March 8, 2016, 28-year-old American tourist Taylor [...]

In 2010, Israeli approval of 1600 housing units in the Jewish neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo in northern Jerusalem drew U.S. ire March 23 Update: New York Times Corrects: Ramat Shlomo Not an "Arab Neighborhood" In [...]

Two CNN articles erroneously reported this month that Iranian media have not published photographs of the missiles emblazoned with the Hebrew words "Israel must be wiped off the earth," and that CNN could not independently [...]

Islamic terrorist organizations are increasingly “targeting” children for recruitment, according to the Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT), a non-profit research group that focuses on radical Islamic groups. IPT reports that children have become a “key [...]

The World Post, an affiliate of The Huffington Post, hosted an article penned by a member of the American Anthropological Association, the academic organization most recently in the news for having passed a BDS resolution. [...]

The Los Angeles Times identified Judith Butler, an anti-Zionist activist, as a professor "who has written on Zionism" The Code of Ethics of the Society of Professional Journalists calls on journalists to "Identify sources clearly. [...]

What’s the difference between “contested” and “occupied” territories? Often apparently not the territories themselves but who’s contesting them. From Kashmir to Crimea, Nagorno-Karabakh to Taiwan, countries and movements contest dozens of disputed territories, from tiny [...]

A U.S. Visa Service Web site, used by foreign citizens to facilitate travel to the United States, apparently does not recognize Israel. Elder of Ziyon, an American blogger who writes about the Arab-Israeli conflict and [...]