What's the difference -- in news media coverage -- between Kashmir and the West Bank? It seems to be that, for the press, the former is "disputed" territory but the latter is "occupied." Yet sovereignty over the West Bank most definitely is unresolved and disputed. 
USA Today recently reported that Maen Areikat, the Palestinian representative to the United States, said a future Palestine should have no Jews. Areikat responded that the newspaper published a malicious lie. But the audio essentially confirms the newspaper's account. 
CAMERA staff elicited a correction in USA Today regarding a news article which incorrectly identified the location of the 1967 armistice line. The error and correction follow: 
A February 1 USA Today commentary said the Muslim Brotherhood would play a necessary part in an Egyptian move toward democracy. A CAMERA rebuttal highlighted the unlikelihood of such a role. 
CAMERA letter corrects the slanderous propaganda of Palestinian-American commentator who accuses Israel of "imposing itself" on the entire Middle East by claiming "ethnic supremacy." The letter explained why USA Today's editorial on Gaza "misstated cause and effect," and why "there is no 'cycle' of 'Israel punishing innocent Palestinians in response to terrorism, inevitably stirring up more resentment and retaliation.'" 
The Sept. 24 letter discusses the former Iranian president's connections to al Qaida, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, the killing of 19 U.S servicemen, and the country's nuclear weapons program.