In a particularly compelling story about Eritreans held captive in the Sinai by Bedouin kidnappers, a recent segment of NPR's This American Life omitted some important context about Israel's treatment of immigrants. 
For a second issue in a row, Sojourners has published a badly researched article about the Arab-Israeli conflict, this time about fighting in the Gaza Strip. This is starting to look like a pattern. 
Rev. Peter Marty, chairman of the Christian Century's board of trustees, affirmed the decision by the magazine's editors to keep James M. Wall on its masthead. 
CAMERA has contacted the trustees of the Christian Century Foundation about the presence of James M. Wall on the magazine's masthead. Wall is now listed as associate editor of Veterans News Now, a fringe website that demonizes Israel and its supporters. 
It is time for The Christian Century, the house organ for mainline Protestantism in the United States, to remove the name of James M. Wall from its masthead. 
Sojourners, a magazine that caters to liberal Evangelical Protestants in the United States, has misinformed its readers about Christians in Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip in a big way.
American news outlets have largely remained silent as Magdi Hussein, Chairman of Egypt’s Islamic Labor Party (left), rattled his saber against Ethiopia, the U.S. and Israel in a recent meeting of the Egyptian Cabinet. American news outlets have largely remained silent as Magdi Hussein, Chairman of Egypt’s Islamic Labor Party (left), rattled his saber against Ethiopia, the U.S. and Israel in a recent meeting of the Egyptian Cabinet. 
The WCC's recent statement about Christians in the Middle East is a tour de force of evasion, mendacity and cowardice. It promotes an obsession with Israel and downplays the horrific impact of Islamism on the region.