Posted on 01/11/2004 6:22:04 AM PST by veronica
This week’s Monitor, as promised, features a listing of websites and blogs worth visiting, at least in our estimation and the estimation of our readers. Unlike our previous listing of favorite websites last September, we make no attempt here to rank the sites in order of popularity.
The mere fact that a website appears on the list does not necessarily mean that the Monitor endorses everything on that particular site; indeed, there are a couple that made the cut in spite of some real differences — political and stylistic — between the Monitor’s worldview and theirs. Many reader favorites had already made our previous list, so we’ll repeat some of those toward the end of the column.
Rather than describe or analyze each site, we’ll just provide the basic information and let readers do their own exploration and analysis.
Newly recommended:
The Zionist Conspiracy
www.jschick.blogspot.com
Roger L Simon www.rogerlsimon.com
InstaPundit www.instapundit.com
ChronWatch www.chronwatch.com
Israel News Agency www.israelnewsagency.com
CAMERA www.camera.org
Dafka www.dafka.org
Protocols www.protocols.blogspot.com
OxBlog www.oxblog.blogspot.com
Gefen www.gefen.blogspot.com
Melanie Phillips’s Diary
www.melaniephillips.com/diary
Kesher Talk www.hfienberg.com/kesher
View From the Right www.amnation.com/vfr
Rather Biased www.ratherbiased.com
The National Debate www.thenationaldebate.com
Think-Israel www.think-israel.org
Reader favorites and the Monitor’s own recommendations which appeared on the previous list:
Jewish World Review
www.jewishworldreview.com
Honest Reporting www.honestreporting.com
Media Research Center
www.mediaresearchcenter.org MEMRI www.memri.org
Free Republic www.freerepublic.com
Jewsweek www.jewsweek.com
Democracy For the Middle East
www.broadscapeventures.com/weblog/dfme
Real Clear Politics www.realclearpolitics.com
Blissful Knowledge www.blissfulknowledge.com
Spinsanity www.spinsanity.org
Times Watch www.timeswatch.org
Israel Insider www.israelinsider.com
Front Page Magazine www.frontpagemag.com
Israpundit www.israpundit.com
National Review Online
www.nationalreview.com
| Rank | Location | Receipts | Donors/Avg | Freepers/Avg | Monthlies | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | Chile | 50.00 |
1 |
50.00 |
5 |
10.00 |
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The only way I've ever accessed Israpundit, was when I googled and hit its cache. And yet, I see it constantly recommended. And when I went to Zionblog, which I used to access, it directed me to Israpundit, whose collective the former Zionblogger joined. So, is this a private blog, limited only to certain people (other bloggers), and if so, why is it so widely advertised?
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