Speakers, Backers Portray Conflict In Mideast as Part of Terror War

I noticed in today's paper and this morning on your website a story about a demonstration in support of Israeli that took place on Wednesday.

However, I saw no corresponding coverage for a demonstration in front of the White House on TUESDAY in support of and in solidarity with the people of Palestine and Lebanon.

I felt compelled to express my outrage at this complete lack of balance in the Washington Post's coverage.  The numbers were relatively the same and yet, the Washington Post chose not to cover American voices raising objections to the terrorizing of Lebanese and Palestinian men, women and children by the Israeli government largely ARMED by the U.S. Military.  Our tax dollars are killing innocent people and some of us felt strongly enough to take it to the streets, but our own media felt it was not worthy of coverage. 

It's interesting because U.S. support of Israel is OLD news.  What is NEWS is the growing U.S. support and solidarity with Palestinians, Lebanese, Iraqi's and Arab's across the Middle East who are suffering at the hands of U.S. foreign policy. 

The Administration is moving suspiciously slow to stop the killing of hundreds of Lebanese CIVILIANS, not to mention the slow evacuation of Americans stuck in Lebanon.  I am experiencing a sense of de ja vu, about our government's slow response to the citizens of New Orleans after Katrina.  As an American citizen I have never felt less safe or abandoned by my government.  Now I am feeling abandoned by my city's newspaper too.

Why is the Washington Post not making local and global connections? 

A blatant disregard for journalistic integrity?

A desire not to have the U.S. Congress pass a resolution scolding your paper?

I'm disgusted and disappointed in the Washington Post.