Washington Post Corrects: Jerusalem is Israel’s Capital
CAMERA's Washington D.C. office has prompted correction of a Washington Post article which had incorrectly identified Tel Aviv as Israel's capital. The error and correction follow: Washington Post
CAMERA's Washington D.C. office has prompted correction of a Washington Post article which had incorrectly identified Tel Aviv as Israel's capital. The error and correction follow: CAMERA Letter Corrects Washington Post on ‘Tantura Massacre’
A Washington Post Arts section article managed to mislead readers about the "Tantura massacre" allegation, the nature of CAMERA, and Israeli-Palestinian fact and fiction in general. A CAMERA letter to the editor came to their rescue. The Washington Post’s”Live Letter File”: The Falsifications of Maen Areikat
Another year, another letter in The Washington Post by Maen Areikat, the Palestine Liberation Organization's chief U.S. representative and serial falsifier. This time Areikat invented a Middle East in which Muslims treat Christians as equals. For the facts, you have to read CAMERA's reply, rejected by The Post, here. From The Washington Post’s “Live Letter File”: The Falsifications of Maen Areikat
Another year, another letter in The Washington Post by Maen Areikat, the Palestine Liberation Organization's chief U.S. representative and serial falsifier. This time Areikat invented a Middle East in which Muslims treat Christians as equals. For the facts, you have to read CAMERA's reply, rejected by The Post, here. CAMERA Prompts Washington Post Correction on Israel’s Christians
CAMERA's Washington office prompts correction of a Washington Post article which erroneously referred to "the gradual disappearance of the Christian community in Israel and Palestine." Israel's Christian population is growing. Washington Post Gives Ari Shavit Undeserved ‘Two-fer’
What did Washington Post columnists Sally Quinn and Richard Cohen have in common early in December? Lack of journalistic skepticism in helping Ari Shavit promote his new book that recycles false Israeli 'massacre' allegations and charges of 'nakba' dispossession.
‘Palestinian Narrative’: Washington Post Week with Journalistic Tar Baby
Mix negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program, U.S. efforts to push Israeli-Palestinian talks and Secretary of State John Kerry's diplomatic shuttle. Pour over deadlines. What do you get? Washington Post omission of Arab-Israeli basics. Now Showing at the Newseum: “Feckless Attraction”
The Washington Post's Walter Pincus clambered back on his anti-Israel hobby horse, implying Israel's presumptive nuclear arms program deserved the same treatment as Iran's. False analogies and superficial reasoning -- hallmarks of Pincus' approach to U.S.-Israel relations -- invalidate the commentary. After Iranian Twitter Posts, Excitement Overcomes Nuance
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News reports about Twitter posts by Iranian officials caused a stir in the media. But context and skepticism are important in journalism, even when reporters really want to believe. Washington Post Kerry Coverage Whitewashes Palestinian Arabs
The Washington Post is one of the few major news organizations that still maintains a network of foreign bureaus, and sends U.S.-based correspondents to cover international news. That makes one of its reports on U.S. Secretary of State John F. Kerry's Israeli-Palestinian diplomacy especially disappointing.