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? Evangelical support for Israel in the United States is under assault by anti-Zionist activists from the West Bank and the U.S. CAMERA has organized a conference taking place in Los Angeles on Jan. 18, 2016 to expose and counter this campaign.
Mart Green, a high-profile Evangelical philanthropist, paid for the production of a dishonest film called Little Town of Bethlehem. Will he do the right thing and disassociate himself from this ugly bit of propaganda?
NPR's International Correspondent Emily Harris investigated the suffering endured by the victims and their families of knife and gun attacks that have taken place in Israel and the West Bank in the past few weeks. The result was a powerful and moving segment.
NPR Correspondent Emily Harris has worked to humanize the perpetrators of recent attacks in Jerusalem, but has largely ignored the victims. Is this a harbinger of more bias to come? UPDATED Oct. 22, 2015. 
The Presbyterian Church USA has been a persistent source of anti-Israel propaganda, much of it produced by the Israel Palestine Mission Network of the PCUSA, an organization created by the denomination's 2004 General Assembly.
The Friends Meeting House in Cambridge, Mass., allowed Bassam Tamimi to appear at its venue last week. During his talk, Tamimi declared all of Israel a settlement. He also blamed Israel for the rise of ISIS. For the past few years, the Presbyterian Church USA has sold a dishonest booklet produced by the Israel Palestine Mission Network. Will the church's leaders act?