Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank's an easy mark for lunatic fringe types spouting anti-Israel rhetoric through bull-horns outside the White House fence. Netanyahu derangement syndrome apparently causes him to go look for them.
“Palestinian Lives Matter” attempts to hijack a movement. Washington Post columnists fail to expose the anti-Jewish propaganda behind the ploy.
Analyses of Palestinian poll results have not been as encouraging as a Washington Post columnist suggests. Findings amount to an 800-pound gorilla newsrooms ignore.
Two Washington Post commentaries savaged Israel on the same day. Superficial, hysterical and slanderous—absolutely unlike Post opinion columns about Palestinian Arabs. Anything to avoid analyzing Palestinian incitement and murder. 
J Street joined the pro-Tehran National Iranian American Council in cheering Congress' support of the Iran nuclear deal. CAMERA's Washington Jewish Week Op-Ed highlights the groups' connections. When it came time to cover the causes of Palestinian knife, car, gun and meat cleaver attacks on Jews in Jerusalem and elsewhere, The Washington Post tied itself in knots to avoid reporting the news straight out. 
A Baltimore Sun editorial on Palestinian attacks smears Israel as ‘apartheid.' Factual errors, false moral equivalence yield journalistic breakdown.
A Washington Times report about recent Palestinian attacks in Israel downplayed incitement to violence. It also quoted without factual rebuttal a Palestinian spokesman alleging an Israeli “culture of hate.” CAMERA's letter set the record straight.
When Israel temporarily barred Palestinian Arabs' access to Jerusalem's Old City, The Washington Post blocked readers from really understanding why. 
Alice in Wonderland, Mahmoud Abbas at the United Nations. News media didn't quite get the connection.