I noticed you added criticism of Press TV from this article.  

The article however goes on to say "Only five days after launching, Press TV invited me to take part in a televised panel discussion about journalism in the Middle East. I argued that the biggest challenge facing journalists in the region is a lack of freedom and cited, among other examples, the case of Zahra Kazemi, the Canadian photojournalist who was raped, tortured and murdered by Iranian officials after she was arrested for taking photographs outside the Evin prison in Tehran. To his credit, the host and chief press officer, Shahab Mossavat, did not interrupt or silence me. He called my comments "offensive" to Iran but pointed out that I was given free rein to say what I wished by Press TV. He then steered the conversation toward obstacles confronted by journalists in Israel." Thus the author demonstrates that Press TV let him criticize the Iranian government. If we're going to add the critical parts of an article, shouldn't we add one sentence about the positive elements of the article too? What do you think? I'm going to move this to the article's talk page since it's easier to talk there.