False Quotes
Chicago Tribune Corrects Misquote by UCSD’s Gary Fields
AP Corrects Misquote of Hamas Leader
The Associated Press wrongly claimed that Hamas leader Mohammed Deif, in a July 2006 interview, called for Muslims to fight to liberate the West Bank. After CAMERA pointed out Deif was actually calling to "liberate" Israel in its entirety, the Associated Press published a correction.
CAMERA Prompts Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Cox News Corrections on Jericho Raid
The newspaper had erroneously paraphrased an Israeli official saying Israel's raid on the Jericho prison was not linked to the departure of the American and British observers. In fact, the official had made clear that Israel raided the prison as a result of their departure.
Updated: U.of Illinois Paper Publishes, Corrects Bogus ‘Quotation’ for 2nd Time
University of Illinois Columnist Fully Apologizes
University of Illinois journalism student, Mariam Sobh, apologizes for including a phony, incendiary quotation attributed to Ariel Sharon.
False Zionist Quote: Sharon Quote is Fabricated
False Zionist Quote: Racist Statements Misattributed to Ariel Sharon
CAMERA Op-Ed: When PBS Met Hosni Mubarak
Chicago Tribune Prints Correction
In response to concerns raised by CAMERA the Chicago Tribune has printed a partial correction of a misleading Nov. 17 article. CAMERA criticized the story by Uli Schmetzer entitled “War of Attrition Claims Beloved Medic,” for misrepresenting a quotation from an Israeli soldier and misreporting the chronology of fighting in the Gilo-Beit Jala region as well as the threat that Jewish residents of Gilo face.