CAMERA prompts correction of a Times of Israel headline and article which wrongly identified Muhammed Abu Khdeir as the first Arab killed by Jews to be included in the Mount Herzl monument for terror victims.
CAMERA's Israel office prompts correction of a Times of Israel photo caption which erroneously referred to visits by Jewish activists to the al-Aqsa mosque. Jewish activists visited the Temple Mount; none entered the mosque. 
News media increasing conflate execute with murder. This is not simply an erroneous word choice. It is, rather, a potentially demoralizing confusion. 
As Israelis were reeling from the abduction and murder of three teenage boys, came word of the murder by Israelis of a Palestinian teenager. Even as the nation mourned for its three sons, across the political spectrum there was revulsion and denunciation of the crime against the Arab boy. After communications from CAMERA, the newspaper amends its breaking stories about the suspected kidnapping of three Israeli boys so that it correctly refers to the most recent fatal terror attack. After communication from CAMERA's Israel office, Times of Israel editors delete the false claim that Lenny Kravitz had "bowed to boycott pressure," which was why he cancelled his 2012 Tel Aviv show.