World Vision, a Christian charity that promotes child welfare throughout the world need to learn some important lessons from the controversy surrounding the arrest of its employee in the Gaza Strip earlier this year. World Vision, a multi-billion dollar Christian organization devoted to child welfare, does important work throughout the world, but one of its employees Mohammed El-Halabi, who works in the Gaza Strip, stands accused of some very troubling crimes.
In an article published by the Catholic Near East Welfare Agency (CNEWA) about suffering the Gaza Strip, Suhaila Tarazi offers an all-too-familiar and dishonest narrative of Israeli villainy and Palestinian innocence. 
CAMERA calls on producer Mart Green to "unwind the damage" to Israel's reputation (and American Jews) caused by Little Town of Bethlehem, a 2010 movie that defamed Israelis and whitewashed Palestinian violence. It was shown in 400 venues. 
Muslim Scholar Mustafa Abu Sway is scheduled to speak at Elmhurst College in Illinois. CAMERA has produced a letter warning the school about some of his previous misstatements of fact. 
Rev. Diane Dulin from the United Church of Christ has written a Lenten Meditation that combines religious piety with hateful anti-Israel propaganda. It is the second such document produced by a UCC pastor in 2016.
Rev. Loren McGrail, a pastor in the United Church of Christ working with the YWCA in Jerusalem, has produced a Lenten meditation that qualifies as Liturgical Incitement against the Jewish state. 
Israel Today, a publication based in Jerusalem, published an article declaring that Israeli Jews "exhibit no righteousness" because of their rejection of Jesus Christ as the Messiah. Is this the new normal? Has Hobby Lobby heir Mart Green taken the 2010 video Little Town of Bethlehem taken off the market?