Latma

Latma is an Israeli group that produces political satire in Hebrew and occasionally in English for internet broadcast. Latma was created to mock what the members view as Israel's leftist media. Caroline Glick , who is one of the web site's editors, told the Jerusalem Post that the group was founded with the intention of using comedy to critique the "egregious leftist slant of news coverage in this country." According to the New York Times , Latma "is an initiative of the Center for Security Policy , a Washington think tank." [1] Flotilla Choir: 'We Con the World', Tzippe Barrow, June 4, 2010, Christian Broadcasting Network. [2] One on One: Right hook to the funny bone of the body politic, Jerusalem Post, 3/18/2009.

Latma ( , translation from "slap in the face") is a right-wing Israeli media criticism website that also produces a weekly satirical news show. The website was created in 2008 by a group of journalists claiming that "the only way to improve the Public discourse is exposing the true face of the news and journalism in whole". According to the site, the majority of the Israeli media, and especially the satire that is presented in them, lean to the political left. The site contains criticism about media outlets, reporters and journalists. The criticism is mostly directed towards politically biased articles. The site's editor is Caroline Glick . The regular writers are Shuky Blass and Avishai Ivri. The site's CEO is Shlomo Blass.

Latma ( , translation from Arabic "slap in the face") is a right-wing Israeli media criticism website that also produces a weekly satirical news show. The website was created in 2008 by a group of journalists claiming that "the only way to improve the Public discourse is exposing the true face of the news and journalism in whole". According to the site, the majority of the Israeli media, and especially the satire that is presented in them, lean to the political left. The site contains criticism about media outlets, reporters and journalists. The criticism is mostly directed towards politically biased articles. The site's editor, Caroline Glick , told the Jerusalem Post that the group was founded with the intention of using comedy to critique the "egregious leftist slant of news coverage in this country." According to The New York Times , Latma "is an initiative of the Center for Security Policy , a Washington think tank." The Latma website editor, Caroline Glick , serves as Adjunct Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Affairs at the Center for Security Policy. The site's editor is Caroline Glick. The regular writers are Shuky Blass and Avishai Ivri. The site's CEO is Shlomo Blass. Center for Security Policy .

Latma ( , translation from Arabic "slap in the face") is a satirical right-wing Israeli website that also produces a weekly satirical news show. The website was created in 2008 by a group of journalists claiming that "the only way to improve the Public discourse is exposing the true face of the news and journalism in whole". According to the site, the majority of the Israeli media, and especially the satire that is presented in them, lean to the political left. The site contains criticism about media outlets, reporters and journalists. The criticism is mostly directed towards politically biased articles. The site's editor, Caroline Glick , told the Jerusalem Post that the group was founded with the intention of using comedy to critique the "egregious leftist slant of news coverage in this country." According to The New York Times , Latma "is an initiative of the Center for Security Policy , a Washington think tank." The Latma website editor, Caroline Glick , serves as Adjunct Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Affairs at the Center for Security Policy. The site's editor is Caroline Glick. The regular writers are Shuky Blass and Avishai Ivri. The site's CEO is Shlomo Blass. Center for Security Policy .