Even ten journalists can’t find a nonexistent war crime.

Innocents abroad.

Harassment and unemployment.

A dirty little secret.

Polluting the public sphere.

Either make Israelis the bad guys or face professional ostracism.

Joseph Roth’s journalism.

They claimed reporting on it could encourage anti-Semitism.

The great novelist’s non-fiction work is now in English.

Don’t like the latest news about the Iran deal? Just accuse Israel of forging documents.

“A love song by a Gentile journalist for the state of Israel.”

The Forward‘s report from there is full of naïveté.

The British journalist Julie Burchill has never shied away from expressing her sympathy for Jews and the Jewish state. Quitting the Guardian in 2004, she. . .

The journalist Matti Friedman, a veteran of the Associated Press, explains how Hamas has learned how to turn its wars with Israel into bloody public-relations. . .