In an event aired live on C-SPAN, Center for a New American Security (CNAS) discussing prospects for Israeli-Palestinian peace, ignored the elephant in the room – unacceptable Palestinian demands coupled with unceasing anti-Israel, anti-Jewish incitement. 
Washington Journal's call-screening process seems to protect ethnic/religious/national groups – except Jews and/or Israel – from hostile if not bigoted remarks. 
Phyllis Bennis (activist anti-Zionist Jew) bashes Israel while promoting her new book on C-SPAN purporting to explain what drives ISIS terrorists. But her explanation omits the most critical factor. Her blame-Israel rhetoric is easily refuted. 
Activist Medea (formerly Susan) Benjamin maligns Israel and demands end to U.S.-Israel military alliance. She might be seen as living up to her self-assigned name, that of a mythological Greek enchantress and witch. Certainly her anti-U.S., anti-Israel mind-set relies on myths.
Radical icon Noam Chomsky defames Israel in a fringe forum aired on C-SPAN television to potentially millions of viewers. 
This year, the media have blundered all too many times in reporting on the Middle East. There were, unfortunately, countless potential “winners,” but CAMERA has identified our ten worst offenders.
Foreign Policy is an influential publication and Web site. FP’s editor-in-chief Susan Glasser, appearing as a guest (Oct. 9, 2012) on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal, tolerated callers’ anti-Jewish slanders.