NY Times Frets Over 'Asymmetry' in Death Toll for Israel vs. Terrorist

CNN's 'Exclusive:' Nic Robertson's Forum for Hezbollah Propagandist

Last night (Tuesday) on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360, senior international correspondent Nic Robertson touted his “exclusive” exchange with a Hezbollah propagandist who led Robertson on a tour of a bombed-out block of southern Beirut. Hezbollah claimed to show that Israeli bombs had struck civilian areas of the city, not the terrorist group’s headquarters.The Hezbollah “press officer,” Hussein…

Shilling for Hezbollah

Looking for Something to Kvetch About, MSM Settles for 'Slow Evacuatio

Olbermann Implies Senate Scheduling Spying Hearing to Be 'Buried' by M

Tony Snow Quips to Helen Thomas: 'Thank You for the Hezbollah View

The NY Times and Israel: Still Reporting on a Slant

Hezbollah's Attack a Wakeup Call for the World

Mitchell: Hezbollah Chief 'Charismatic Leader' & 'Populist' Who 'Provi

Bibi Blasts Carlson for Accusing Israel of 'Doing Nothing' to Help Ame

International Federation of Journalists Condemns Israel’s Attack on

This one is truly delicious (grateful hat tip to Little Green Footballs): The International Federation of Journalists condemned Israel for attacking the headquarters of Lebanese broadcaster Al-Manar. For those that are unfamiliar, this is the television station and website run by Hezbollah, the terrorist group that started this recent conflagration against Israel. As reported by the Islamic…

Friday Night Fights: Ann Coulter Takes on Norah O’Donnell

'Today': Israel Used 'Pretext' to Attack Hezbollah

Israel might be defending itself on two fronts this morning, but that might not be enough. The Today show was attacking on at least three. And in a brief-but-telling moment, Andrea Mitchell gave away the blame-Israel game with a spontaneous shake of the head.Here's the gist of Today's reporting:Israel's offensive against Hezbollah is based on a 'pretext.'The Bush administration has dropped the…

NBC's Mitchell Scolds Bush Admin. on Israel, Suggests Iraq Distraction