Footballs has graphics on mortar shelllings and rocket attacks fired into Israel for the past eight years since Hamas took over. Who in the media is showing this information?

Hamas with its serial rocket attacks on Israel interprets all of the above not as an opportunity for prosperity, but as a stage one for the great accomplishment of its generation—the absolute destruction of the Jewish state. Its agenda is clear and unambiguous, and apparently shared by millions of elites in the West itself, without whose support Hamas could not exist. The common theme of Western press coverage is the misery of Gaza, never the misery of Gaza as a product of the garrison-state mentality of Hamas’s radical Islamic vows to wage perennial war against Israel.

In classical and modern KoranicVenezuela’s President Hugo Chavez salutes during the commemoration of his 1992 coup attempt in Valencia, Venezuela, Monday, Feb. 4, 2008. As an Army lieutenant colonel, Chavez led a coup attempt in 1992 against then-President Carlos Andres Perez. More than 80 civilians and 17 soldiers were killed before troops loyal to Perez quelled the short-lived putsch. (AP Photo/Miraflores Press Office) (AP Photo/Miraflores Press Office)

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Connecticut lawmaker Frank Nicastro sees saving the local newspaper as his duty. But others think he and his colleagues are setting a worrisome precedent for government involvement in the U.S. press.

Nicastro represents Connecticut’s 79th assembly district, which includes Bristol, a city of about 61,000 people outside Hartford, the state capital. Its paper, The Bristol Press, may fold within days, along with The