The Jewish nation may soon face a war on five fronts. Yet, many media outlets are failing to properly detail the threat emanating from Iran.
A Washington Post Op-Ed advocates for U.S. aid to the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF), but fails to mention Lebanon's tacit alliance with Hezbollah.
CAMERA takes to the pages of The Washington Examiner to highlight Hezbollah's use of the press in the terror group's war against Israel. Ten years after the 2016 Hezbollah-Israel war, CAMERA provides the essential details on the terror group that are too often missing from news coverage 
Iranian Hezbollah has warned two of the country's former presidents against undermining the country's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Yet, print media shouldn't mistake divisions as a sign of "moderation." Hezbollah is gaining battlefield experience in Syria and gathering intelligence for the 'next war' with Israel 40,000 civilians in the Syrian town of Madaya are slowly starving due to a siege by the pro-Assad, Iranian-funded terrorist movement, Hezbollah. U.S. media coverage has been largely absent.
An anonymous BBC source in Lebanon says that Israel is "laughing" at the upheaval on its northern border, and Beirut correspondent Jim Muir concurs, explaining that it is "hard to imagine Israel not being happy." But one doesn't need a vivid imagination to understand Israeli concerns. 
The news media occasionally tell it like it is when it comes to Hezbollah, one of the world's most pervasive terrorist organizations. But too often they muddle the message about Iran's deadly surrogate, as recent Washington Post coverage shows.