Israel

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Thirteen Jews held captive in Iran are threatened with capital punishment for spying.

by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller

We avoid pictures from the Holocaust because we don't want to cry. But only tears open all the gates of heaven.

by Avital Sharansky

At the mass rally on January 8 in Jerusalem, the most powerful words came from Avital Sharansky, who'd led an international struggle for the release of her husband, Soviet refusenik Natan Sharansky.

by Dr. Aaron Lerner, Director, IMRA

Talk about dividing up the Old City stirs memories of the Jewish Quarter which was destroyed by Arabs in 1948.

by HonestReporting.com

Reporting a murder in the passive form changes the meaning entirely. Someone at the Associated Press tried to pull a fast one.

by Ricki Hollander

The world's largest news agency distributes photos that focus heavily toward the Palestinians as victims.

by Tamar Sternthal

Time magazine treats readers to 3,400 words, painting a rosy picture of Yasser Arafat. Most of the facts are incorrect.

by HonestReporting.com

British newspaper blames Israel for everything. When readers complain, the newspaper blames them, too.

by Aish.com Staff

When a Palestinian murders 8 Israelis, the world media downplays the event -- or ignores it altogether.

by Aish.com Staff

This overview of Palestinian issues is grossly one-sided. Such blatant propaganda does not belong in any respectable publication.

by Aish.com Staff

Hundreds of thousands rally in support of Jerusalem. CNN treats it like a sneeze.

by Andrea Levin / Camera

NPR consistently softens the image of those who kill Israelis.

by Neil Lazarus

By manipulating fact and omitting context, The Times of London portrays Israel as initiating violence and stealing Palestinian land.

by Neil Lazarus

CNN continues to misrepresent events in Israel and create a climate of public opinion against Israel.

by Aish.com Staff

CBS and 60 Minutes gives Yasser Arafat an unchallenged forum for some outrageous allegations.

by Aish.com Staff

Between the BBC and the Times of London, the British media is becoming notorious for biased anti-Israel reporting. Some glaring examples from the past week.

by Aish.com Staff

Barak warns of 'difficult consequences' if Arafat fails to curb violence; at least 5 Palestinians killed in new clashes.

by Aish.com Staff

BBC and the London Times consistently distort the facts to portray Israel as the aggressor.

by Conrad Black

Last week's anti-Israel diatribe by The Spectator's High Life columnist is almost worthy of Goebbels, says Conrad Black.

by Aish.com Staff

In this article, CNN distorts the facts, skews the picture and downplays an attack on Jewish civilians.

by Aish.com Staff

Aish.com's media analysts identify a variety of journalistic violations in this "mainstream" article.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

With the media playing a key role in Mideast events, ensure that you're more than a passive player in the process.

by Ester (Ellen) Katz Silvers

An American woman visits Rachel's Tomb, Judaism's third holiest site, and learns how Jewish destiny embraces all generations.

by Ester (Ellen) Katz Silvers

As the intifada rages in Israel, one mother writes of the effect on her family and her faith.

by Kent Swigard

During a month in the Old City of Jerusalem, a Seattle native learns a lot about the security situation -- yet discovers even more about his heritage and himself.

by David Wilder, Hebron

The principal told the girls that their teacher, Mrs. Rina Didovsky, would not be returning to their classroom because she had died of her wounds. The girls began crying and wailing.

by Eliyahu Shiffman

How bad can "light injuries" be? As someone who works in Jerusalem's Shaare Zedek Medical Center, I know the extent to which "light injuries" can leave permanent scars, both physical and emotional.

by Maxine

Amidst the grief of a friend's funeral, an Israeli woman declares: Jews are human, too.

by Jeffrey Goldberg

I peered into the eyes of my 11-year-old daughter. Yes, I said. If the worst should happen we must not be afraid because there is meaning to living as a Jew.

by Miriam Brovender

An American-born Torah scholar takes a wrong turn, and is nearly lynched to death by a Palestinian mob. His wife tells about it.

by Harvey Tannenbaum

March 19, 2001 Efrat, city in mourning.

by Aryeh ben Levi

One Israeli immigrant mourns the tragic loss of another. A stranger, yet a sister.

by Rabbi Shimon Apisdorf

Even within hell, it takes a truly twisted and evil mind to smash a boot down on the face of a porcelain doll and declare war on a child.

by Elliot Mathias

A group of Aish students tour America, and discover that a good idea is worth pursuing.

by Israel Foreign Ministry

155 Israelis have been killed by Palestinian suicide bombers since the Oslo process began in September 1993. This list does not include other acts of Palestinian terror.

by Marshall Roth

The old David & Goliath model has now been reversed -- with Palestinians as the pitied underdog.

by Marshall Roth

Children are dying in the Mideast riots. Who's to blame?

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

The issue of Palestinians refugees is a sticking point in the peace negotiations. But who is responsible for these refugees?

by the Embassy of Israel

How tragic that Palestinians send their children at risk of death, and then cynically use this against Israel to win world sympathy.

by U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein

On the occasion of the new Israeli government taking power, U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, a long-time supporter of the Oslo Accord, gave a passionately pro-Israel speech.

by U.S. Senator Connie Mack

Senator Connie Mack of Florida gave a speech on the Senate floor two years ago, calling for peace based on security, freedom, and a change of heart. It is prophetic.

by David Bedein

A heinous suicide bomb in Netanya on March 4, 2001 makes one wonder: Exactly what land are the Palestinians trying to liberate?

by Jonathan Rosenblum

The Taliban's wrecking of the Bamiyan Buddhas stems from the same hatred directed at Israel. So where's the public outcry over the destruction taking place on the Temple Mount?

by Gavy Friedson

"Tell your parents to tell all of their friends what is really happening over here. And tell everyone they know to come here soon. This is your home, too."

by Dr. Ahmad Abu Halabiya

The Palestinian Authority is inciting the current wave of violence through its official media. Jews and Americans are the prime targets.

by Aish.com Staff

American schoolchildren get a taste of Palestinian propaganda -- without even knowing it.