Saeb Erekat, the Palestinian Authority's chief negotiator and serial unreliable source, provided a useful service when he invented an 8,500-year Palestinian Arab history: He exposed the fabrications underlying "the Palestinian narrative." 
Al-Jazeera America implied wrongly that an Israeli product (SodaStream) ad was (temporarily) cancelled from Fox Television's Super Bowl broadcast because the manufacturer operates a plant in the West Bank. Al-Jazeera America implied wrongly that an Israeli product (SodaStream) ad was (temporarily) cancelled from Fox Television's Super Bowl broadcast because the manufacturer operates a plant in the West Bank. 
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. 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. 
George Mason University officials stood firm when a pair of anti-Israel propagandists tried to link the winter commencement speaker to 'illegal occupation' and Israel's 'apartheid wall.' American-Israeli business leader Shari Arison's talk at the Fairfax, Va. school went on, but smears against her and the Jewish state still must be exposed. 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.
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. 
Stephen Harper, a Temple Univ. journalism professor, says Qatar's rulers funded Al-Jazeera America to get a seat at the political table. Judging by recent anti-Israel segments, perhaps also to undermine a particular U.S. ally.