The latest children's book about life in Palestine shades the history of the region. But it inadvertently illustrates how Palestinians imprison themselves.
Anne Laurel Carter's The Shepherd's Granddaughter willfully drops the context of Israeli management of Judea and Samaria, including current terrorist acts.
Linda Goudsmit, author of The Book of Humanitarian Hoaxes, grants another interview to explain her work and offer some instructive examples.
Lies continue to obscure the history of Israel and especially of Judea and Samaria, the disputed lands. Truth would show that Israel's claim is just.
Yet another deceptive children's book appears, this time excusing illegal immigration. But the author defeats her own purpose.
Ibtisam Barakat has written yet another middle-grade book that distorts the history of Israel and its neighbors. All this is part of a larger campaign.
Sharon Rondeau interviews Linda Goudsmit, author of the Book of Humanitarian Hoaxes. Linda tells us: who benefits from the regressed society of today?
In "A LIttle Piece of Ground" a boy dreams of being a liberator while learning a one-sided view of history and events. Peace cannot come from...
William Sutcliffe's new middle-grade novel The Wall presents a distorted picture of Samaria and Israel's presence there. This sort of thing is too common.
Tabitha Korol's new book Confronting the Deception hits hard at the political movement that is Islam and traces its promotion in America after 9/11.