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Beyond
Conflict
ISRAEL21c
creates, aggregates and broadly disseminates high-quality information
to the public about the Israel that exists beyond the pervasive
imagery of conflict that characterizes so much of western media
reporting.
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Honest
Reporting: Israel has been fighting a media
war. In news outlets around the globe, journalists regularly misrepresent
Israel as the aggressor and Palestinians as the victims..HonestReporting
was established to scrutinize the media for anti-Israel bias
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IMRA,
Independent Media Review and Analysis..an ongoing analysis of developments
in Arab-Israeli relations. IMRA provides an extensive digest of
media, polls and significant interviews and events. |
The
Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) MEMRI
bridges the language gap which exists between the West and the Middle
East, providing timely translations of Arabic, Farsi, and Hebrew
media, as well as original analysis of political, ideological, intellectual,
social, cultural, and religious trends in the Middle East. |
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The
Middle East Forum, The Forum..believes
in strong ties with Israel, Turkey, and other democracies as they
emerge; works for human rights throughout the region; seeks a stable
supply and a low price of oil; and promotes the peaceful settlement
of regional and international disputes. |
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Monitor
NGO
Monitor
Promoting critical debate and accountability of human rights NGO's
in the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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Israel
and world Jewry: Are the bonds breaking?
For years, Jewish leaders and Israeli envoys throughout the Diaspora
have monitored what some believe to be a growing distance between
Jews abroad and the State of Israel.
In 1967 and 1973, world Jewry rallied with near-consensus to the
side of an embattled Israel.
But the 1982 Lebanon War and the Palestinian uprisings have raised
new, more complex moral issues, and many Jews abroad have reacted
with ambivalence or have recoiled from identification with Israel.
Some have blamed the alienation from Israel on more general trends,
primarily assimilation. Others lay the responsibility on the policies
of Israel itself.
Still others see ambivalence toward Israel as a symptom of the atomization
of all Jewry along lines of religious denomination, or exclusive
identification with Israel's "peace camp" or "national
camp."
Is it fair to conclude that identification with and support for
Israel is on the decline among Jews abroad? Is alienation from Israel
a trend that it likely to continue? What can Israel do to reverse
this alienation?
Analysis
/ Many Diaspora Jews fear for the future
By Daniel Ben Simon, Haaretz Correspondent
Sharp divisions Those who worry about the low point
Israel has reached in global public opinion are sharply divided
over the reasons for it. Is opposition to Israel rooted in its military
policy toward the Palestinians, or has anti-Semitism awoken after
a long hibernation? As time passes and the negative attitude toward
Israel intensifies, many Jews are beginning to feel that these sentiments
are more anti-Semitic than anti-Israeli.
source
Ha'aretz
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