Misleading photo captions can inflame tension in Jerusalem, falsely depicting Israeli provocations that never were. Also, AP and CNN fail to clarify a caption which downplays Arab violence. 
In response to communication from CAMERA, Los Angeles Times editors add key information to a photo caption to make clear that an Israeli flag was not, in fact, flying on top of the Dome of the Rock. CAMERA staff elicit corrections of an obituary in The Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post which inaccurately stated that archeologist Gerald Larue participated in digs in "Palestine" in the 1960s.
The Los Angeles Times today corrects an article which erroneously reported that Fijian peacekeepers on the Golan Heights were released by the Al Nusra Front "in the Israel-occupied Golan Heights." 
News media increasing conflate execute with murder. This is not simply an erroneous word choice. It is, rather, a potentially demoralizing confusion. CAMERA's Israel office prompts correction of a Los Angeles Times article which cited a grossly inflated figure for the number of Palestinian civilian fatalities in this summer's round of fighting between Israel and Hamas. 
The Los Angeles Times' growing photo gallery ostensibly about the conflict between Israel and Hamas still contains not a single mention of Hamas. And, by the numbers, Israeli civilians are on par with Gaza's animals. CAMERA prompts correction of a Los Angeles Times letter to the editor which falsely stated that New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg flew a private jet to Israel. In fact, Bloomberg flew El Al to protest the FAA ban. 
A Los Angeles Times online gallery of 75 images of the Israeli-Gaza conflict includes not a single image of a Hamas fighter, funeral, or rocket. Nor do any of the captions mention the word "Hamas." "Rocket" appears exactly once. CAMERA staff prompt correction of a Los Angeles Times article which incorrectly stated that SodaStream's headquarters are located in the West Bank.