Friday, January 7, 2022

 
In 2021, CAMERA prompted a record 233 corrections in media outlets all over the world. Read about it here.

The first part of this weeks Update is all about Iran. Today's international news was all about Kazakhstan, Sudan, Beijing games and COVID; however, there is so much happening that all connects to Iran, I wanted to cover it. Hope you don't mind.

The New Yorker takes an in depth look at US options in confronting Iran, a country with 1000s of ballistic and cruise missiles. "Iran can fire more missiles than its adversaries—including the United States and Israel—can shoot down or destroy." If the US returns to the Iran nuclear deal, cash flowing to the regime, means more money for weapons to Hamas, not food and supplies for the people of Iran. This patron relationship documented here: Treasury took action in Nov 2019 and State Dept. here. It's important to remember that Iran is Israel's most deadly threat and an avowed enemy of the U.S.

The Looming Threat of a Nuclear Crisis with Iran - Robin Wright (The New Yorker)
The Media Continues Its Iran Deal Myth-Making - Sean Durns (The Algemeiner)
In 2021, the IDF Saw Action on Six Fronts - Anna Ahronheim (Jerusalem Post)


Qatar (big money) and Malaysia (technical training) are also state sponsors of terror and seem to be seen by America and the American press as moderate and friendly states.

Military Bases Housing U.S. Forces Attacked in Syria and Iraq - Jared Malsin (Wall Street Journal) Iran-aligned paramilitary groups have targeted America and its partners.
For more details, read Gaza Conflict 2021 by Jonathon Schanzer; it challenges and corrects the some of the wildly inaccurate news reported during the conflict.

In other news:
Afghan Women Chronicle Daily New Horrors  by Phyllis Chesler (IPT News)