Well, this is interesting. In an interview with Jewish Press on the implication of wearing (or not wearing) yarmulkes in Israel, WND Jerusalem reporter Aaron Klein drops this little factoid in reference to his coverage of the Gaza disengagement:
Several months before the Gaza evacuation, WorldNetDaily rented part of a house in Gush Katif and I went there regularly.
So WND can afford to rent houses in Gaza — presumably from the same settlers Klein got to be so buddy-buddy with to the point that he whitewashed their violent extreme-right backgrounds in his articles on the Gaza disengagement. Such a relationship indicates further that he has no intention of reporting a straight story; as we’ve noted, he’s doing the same thing in his coverage of conflicts in the West Bank.
Jewish Press calls itself “the largest independent Jewish newspaper in the United States,” though it appears to be a right-leaning publication. It considers Meir Kahane, he of the right-wing, violence-linked Kach/Kahane Chai movement, as merely one of its “colorful and thought-provoking writers.” Klein writes a column called “Quick Takes” for Jewish Press, which, judging by his Feb. 1 column, are summaries of his WND work.
Klein also adds: “I have been privileged with the opportunity to report news accurately to millions of people every day. I’d rather get to the areas so that I can report and people can read what is really going on and not what CNN is reporting.” Of course, as we’ve documented, “reporting news accurately” is not what Klein is doing.