The Huffington Post’s Holocaust Inversion
Dana Beyer's comparison of Israeli governance to Fascism is offensive and false Huffington Post
Dana Beyer's comparison of Israeli governance to Fascism is offensive and false Four Publications Fix False Michael Oren Quote
The New York Times, Telegraph, Huffington Post, and Daily Caller have corrected or pulled an inaccurate quote of former Israeli ambassador Michael Oren. Huffington Post Blog Distorts the News With Anti-Israel Screed
The Huffington Post blog, which far too often functions as a magnet for Israel haters, has posted an anti-Israel screed by a former editor at the Palestinian Ma'an news agency. The piece distorts events to present an indictment of Israel for a shooting by Egypt. News Media Confusion of Execute and Murder is Deadly to Accuracy
News media increasing conflate execute with murder. This is not simply an erroneous word choice. It is, rather, a potentially demoralizing confusion. Huffington Post UK Corrects: No West Bank Airstrikes
CAMERA's Israel office prompts Huffington Post UK correction of a headline which had incorrectly referred to West Bank airstrikes. Airstrikes targeted Gaza, not the West Bank, and were a response to rocket attacks against Israel, not to the teens' murders. James Zogby’s “Myths” are Stubborn Facts
ames Zogby accuses Israel's supporters of clinging to myths. But the examples he uses demonstrate that it is he who refuses to confront reality.
Ten Things The Huffington Post Got Wrong About Gaza (Actually Thirteen, but Who’s Counting?)
On a regular basis, The Huffington Post is a wasteland of biased and context-free reporting about Israel. During the current conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, The Huffington Post has hit a new low. A Slow and Grudging Retreat in the Face of the Obvious
John Esposito and Sheila B. Lalwani from the Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University do the best they can to downplay Muslim extremism in an essay about that very subject. It's not enough. Spreading Falsehoods About Israel on the Internet
A popular feature of internet news sites are talkback threads. But the proliferation of hateful sentiments and falsehoods are a source of concern. CAMERA reviews several talkback threads from the Huffington Post.
Has the Huffington Post Become a Magnet for Israel Haters?
The Huffington Post is a leading on-line news source. But it tolerates defamatory, false charges against Israel and openly anti-Jewish sentiment in its talk-back threads. - 1
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