WASHINGTON, DC / ACCESSWIRE / December 29, 2022 / The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) this week published its annual end-of-year “Editor’s Picks” series featuring its top reports and videos from the past year. These “Editors’ Picks” are from a number of major MEMRI projects: the Reform Project, Sermons by Imams in the West project, the Lantos Archives on Antisemitism and Holocaust Denial, the Iran Studies Project, the Palestinian Studies Project, and the Chinese Media Studies Project.

The reports from this year’s series are now part of MEMRI’s vast archives – the largest in the world – of translations from the Middle East and beyond, amassed over the past 25 years. Thousands of reports and videos that were added to the archives just this year have already been viewed millions of times.

Read the Editor’s Picks for 2022 on the MEMRI Trending page:

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: Clips In Support Of Peace In The Middle East

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: Top 75 Iran Clips From MEMRI TV

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: Top Iranian Reform Clips From The MEMRI TV Project

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: Top MEMRI TV Clips Of Anti-Israel & Pro-Jihadi Lectures And Protests

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: Top MEMRI TV Clips From The Sermons By Imams In The West Project

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: Top MEMRI TV Clips From The Chinese Media Studies Project

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: Top MEMRI TV Clips From The Jihad & Terrorism Studies Project

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: MEMRI Daily Brief And Inquiry & Analysis Reports

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: Top MEMRI TV Clips From The Lantos Archives On Antisemitism And Holocaust Denial

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: Top MEMRI TV Clips From The Reform Project

• 2022 Editor’s Picks: Top 100 Palestinian Clips From The MEMRI TV Project

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