Here’s an article at the Guardian that just might make you hurl; a ridiculously overdone, glowing portrait of self-hating terrorist enabler Adam Shapiro and his Palestinian wife: A love under fire. (Hat tip: Ralphoosh.)

The article makes numerous references to Israel’s “invasion” of the West Bank, with no mention whatsoever of the context in which the “invasion” took place—an unprecedented onslaught of horrific Palestinian suicide bombings, culminating in the Passover massacre.

This was three weeks into the Israeli invasion of the West Bank, the third invasion in six months. The centre of Bethlehem was deserted, and the air was filled with the smell of meat and vegetables rotting in the refrigerator plants of the market, a market that had been comprehensively vandalised by the soldiers.