What is Hamas's Arrow Unit? CAMERA offers a look at the group's origins, purview, and role in the Israel-Islamist conflict, while providing an overview of the internecine violence that has long been a dominant feature of it.
NPR's Aug. 22 "Morning Edition" broadcast, "Famine confirmed in northern Gaza, says U.N.-backed panel," is a confirmed mess of chaotic misreporting about the widely panned IPC documents.
Food insecurity in Gaza is real. So is the propaganda war waged from the territory, which seeks to mislead by concealing the preexisting health conditions of those suffering most.
On July 21, an AFP journalist society posted a press release about the "last journalists in Gaza" facing death by starvation. The Committee to Protect Journalists then declared that "Israel is starving Gazan journalists into silence.” But were the journalists really being starved into silence?
Scores of media outlets, academics and pundits have accused Israel of genocide. But as CAMERA tells the Washington Times, this is a libel that is as false as it is inflammatory. Not only do these claims rely on Hamas as a source, they're a test case in projection, seeking to deprive the Jewish state of its right to self-defense.
Last week we noted Morning Edition’s featured guest promoted the genocide claim against Israel. This week, the same program turns to another featured guest to further fuel the genocide canard.
Just two days after the New York Times published an op-ed by Omer Bartov claiming that Israel was committing a genocide, NPR’s Morning Edition featured an interview with him to reiterate the same points.
Eight Jewish protesters were brutally attacked with fire in Boulder, yet some media ignored the antisemitic motive in their headlines. CAMERA highlights how this silence is fueling the alarming rise of Jew hatred in our society.
Two young Israeli Embassy employees were murdered, cut down in the prime of their life in a brazen terror attack in DC. As CAMERA tells the Washington Times, there is plenty of blame to go around, and much of it falls on the mainstream press, which has echoed Hamas blood libels.
