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(note: site requires registration) Expert: Media biased on Middle East conflict Shai Ben-Tekoa speaks to ASU mass communication class By Benjamin Leatherman Media Credit: Nathaniel Mata Shai Ben-Tekoa speaks to members of a mass communication class on Thursday about what he calls a bias against Israel. Shai Ben-Tekoa, a Jewish expert on Israeli-Palestinian conflict, said he feels the media's coverage of the issue has been slanted, when he addressed an ASU mass communication class on Thurs-day. Ben-Tekoa worked on assignment for then-Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir in 1991. He said the bias is one of several problems afflicting today's mass...

Detectives investigating the desecration of a Muslim woman's body that was covered with bacon as it lay in a hospital morgue have arrested three men and discovered a cache of 2,000 photographs of corpses.Another desecration of a corpse at Hillingdon Hospital mortuary in west London in 1996 - when the body was marked by a pen - has also emerged during the inquiry by Scotland Yard .Neither the family of the first victim or the police were notified at the time of the desecration. The hospital has apologised to the woman's family, who are said to be "very distressed", and...

<p>February 10, 2003 -- For a government that claims it is providing "full cooperation" with America's war on terrorism, Saudi Arabia is providing a considerable number of diplomatic landmines in the path of U.S. efforts to bring terrorists to justice. Examples abound. Here's just one: The Saudi wife of a man with suspected links to al Qaeda was quietly whisked out of the United States soon after her husband's arrest - and at a time when she herself was under subpoena to testify before a New York grand jury.</p>

Tuesday, May 28, 2002 WHISTLEBLOWER MAGAZINEShattering the myths of the Middle EastHow propaganda has become 'reality' and crucial facts concealed Posted: May 28, 20021:00 a.m. Eastern After months of planning, the special June 2002 edition of WorldNetDaily's popular Whistleblower magazine – titled "Shattering the myths of the Middle East" – is now available. Ever since Editor and CEO Joseph Farah created an international firestorm with his "Myths of the Middle East" and "More myths of the Middle East" columns in late 2000, WND's editors have talked about producing an issue of Whistleblower that would dramatically expand the focus and scope...