Citizen Zell finds life tough in the media

Times are hard for Jewish newspaper bosses as new media and the credit crunch

Hillary the hawk or Mrs C the peacenik?

The US media isn’t sure whether Obama was brave or foolish with his Secretary of State appointment

Media blind to nature of Chabad horror

The UK press failed to see that the attacks on Jews in Mumbai were racist.

Rare insight into the chaos that is Gaza

The harsh realities of life under Hamas is revealed in a Financial Times article.

Kosher ‘Rahmbo’ triggers a press storm

Barack Obama’s Chief-of-Staff has been under the spotlight for his Jewish credentials

Will BBC now tighten Mid-East reporting?

Ramifications from the Ross and Brand affair should extend into news coverage.

Obama and Livni are cast as saviours

Press admirers are endowing the front-runners in the election with star qualities.

Akko riots get buried by credit crunch

Reports rely on the wires — and fail to recognise Israeli police’s role in keeping the peace.

Critics lap up the Tom Hurndall film…

"Critics lap up the Tom Hurndall film…"

Comment is free, but it can go too far

Papers are too quick to accept NGO reports

Livni, the ‘spy’ who seduced the press

Fine journalism as a paper hunts for Shalit

London Review of Books looks anti-Israel

A weakened regional press should worry us

As smaller papers shed resources, openings for pro-Palestinian activists increase

Israel foiled the ‘Free Gaza’ stunt. At a cost

Israel avoided a PR disaster by letting activists sail to Gaza — but there may be a grave political fallout