This is factual, informative coverage of a protest of Israeli attacks on people of Gaza, resulting in 400 deaths and a still climbing body count as the bombing continues. Good quotes are offered of various views toward the situation. It's good to see that rarity -- media coverage of protests to humans killing humans.

Good account of the rally, not such a good account of the underlying issue. The most important missing pieces are the grossly unequal ratio of power and might between Israeli military and Hamas; the small fact that Hamas is the elected governing body of Gaza Strip, making it the official government of this "non-state" Israel refuses to recognize and has sworn to wipe out; and the humanitarian atrocities created through the blockade of Gaza by the Israeli government.

Needs more discussion of the protest it allegedly is covering, plus more background. It's much better than nothing. See link below.

Most protests are not covered by the press, so this is an improvement in that it made the paper. As usual, the paper seems constrained to give many lines of print to one dissenter with relatively sparce quotes from the 500 who came to protest. Standard bias against reporting protests that counter the administration view.

This is a reasonable good article about negative reaction to Israel's attacks in Gaza.

The pictures inform the reader more than the text.

It's a good story and I am disgusted with the killing of innocent men, women and children, but we have to remember who started this terrible invasion. People are right to protest and the United States has to be better about things and stop supporting Israel no matter what and the Bush administration has failed badly. Just another one of their failures