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| − | Latma is a right-wing Israeli media project which satirizes critics of Israel and what it calls the "egregious leftist slant of news coverage" in Israel. The project is run by Jerusalem Post editor [[Caroline Glick]] and funded by the Washington-based [[neoconservative]] think tank [[Center for Security Policy]]. The Israel lobby group [[AIPAC]], [[Christians United for Israel]] (CUFI) and the Israeli embassy distributed its videos as part of the media campagin to discredit the activists massacred on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla. | + | Latma is a right-wing Israeli media project which satirizes critics of Israel and what it calls the "egregious leftist slant of news coverage" in Israel.<ref>Ruthie Blum Leibowitz, '[http://www.jpost.com/Features/InTheSpotlight/Article.aspx?id=136395 One on One: Right hook to the funny bone of the body politic],' Jerusalem Post, 18 March 2009</ref> The project is run by Jerusalem Post editor [[Caroline Glick]] and funded by the Washington-based [[neoconservative]] think tank [[Center for Security Policy]]. The Israel lobby group [[AIPAC]], [[Christians United for Israel]] (CUFI) and the Israeli embassy distributed its videos as part of the media campagin to discredit the activists massacred on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla.<ref>Didi Remez, [http://coteret.com/2010/06/06/caroline-glicks-we-con-the-world-and-the-tea-partying-of-the-us-israel-relationship/ Caroline Glick’s “We Con the World” and the Tea Partying of the US-Israel relationship], ''Coteret'', 6 June 2010</ref> |
==Principals== | ==Principals== | ||
*[[Caroline Glick]] | *[[Caroline Glick]] | ||
Revision as of 11:20, 21 June 2010
<youtube size="tiny" align="right" caption="'The Three Terrors' - A racist video produced by Latma and distributed by AIPAC">VmffgIqlAYA</youtube> <youtube size="tiny" align="right" caption="'We con the world' - Latma mocks the Flotilla activists">lnSR6RhdqxM</youtube> Latma is a right-wing Israeli media project which satirizes critics of Israel and what it calls the "egregious leftist slant of news coverage" in Israel.[1] The project is run by Jerusalem Post editor Caroline Glick and funded by the Washington-based neoconservative think tank Center for Security Policy. The Israel lobby group AIPAC, Christians United for Israel (CUFI) and the Israeli embassy distributed its videos as part of the media campagin to discredit the activists massacred on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla.[2]
Principals
- Caroline Glick
- Shlomo Blass - site editor
- Tal Gilad - writer (wrote the lyrics to the flotilla satire).
- Noam Yaakobson - plays 'Captain Stabbing' in the flotilla satire
- Karni Eldad - daughter of Israeli MK Aryeh Eldad who also appears in the flotilla satire.
Affiliations
Contact
Resources
- MJ Rosenberg, AIPAC Circulates Racist Anti-Turk, Anti-Arab Video, Huffington Post, 19 June 2010
- Didi Remez, Caroline Glick’s “We Con the World” and the Tea Partying of the US-Israel relationship, Coteret, 6 June 2010
- Ali Gharib, Tax-Exempt US $$ Fund Tasteless Israeli Flotilla Satire, Lobelog.com, 5 June 2010
- Ali Gharib, Flotilla satire IS “official policy” of Israel, Lobelog.com, 5 June 2010
- JPost.com Staff, Swedish anti-Semitism satire clip a hit, Jerusalem Post, 18 September 2010
- Ruthie Blum Leibowitz, 'One on One: Right hook to the funny bone of the body politic,' Jerusalem Post, 18 March 2009.
Notes
- ↑ Ruthie Blum Leibowitz, 'One on One: Right hook to the funny bone of the body politic,' Jerusalem Post, 18 March 2009
- ↑ Didi Remez, Caroline Glick’s “We Con the World” and the Tea Partying of the US-Israel relationship, Coteret, 6 June 2010
