PBS Hosts Extremist Miko Peled on Talk Show
Tavis Smiley hosted a radical anti-Israel activist, and failed to challenge his false narrative Karen Bekker
Tavis Smiley hosted a radical anti-Israel activist, and failed to challenge his false narrative NBC Furthers Palestinian Narrative
An article on NBC's website omits some key facts about Jerusalem as well as about the recently announced issuance of housing permits. Wall Street Journal Omits Important Context on Jerusalem Embassy Issue
The Journal's Felicia Schwartz ignores Arab aggression and creates a false equivalence between Israeli and Palestinian claims on Jerusalem. The Huffington Post’s Holocaust Inversion
Dana Beyer's comparison of Israeli governance to Fascism is offensive and false The Washington Post Evicts Context on Palestinian Village Without Electricity
The Washington Post, relying almost exclusively on anti-Israel organizations for sources, omitted crucial information in a story about an Arab village without electricity.
Vox Docs Reinvents History, Legitimizes Bigotry
A new series of short videos from Vox purports to explain the issue of West Bank settlements. Instead, it distorts the history of the region, and endorses a discriminatory ideology. CAMERA Prompts National Geographic to Correct on Gaza Zoo Closure
After hearing from CAMERA letter-writers about a problematic National Geographic article used as a vehicle to blame Israel, editors made significant revisions and improvements.
Newsweek Sugarcoats Anti-Israel Course at Berkeley
Newsweek's Alexander Nazaryan accepts anti-Israel propaganda as truth, and ignores legitimate criticism of the controversial UC Berkeley course. At WSJ, After Peres’s Death, Truth Remains Elusive
Reporter Rory Jones omits important history while using Shimon Peres' death to take a gratuitous swipe at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
New York Times’ Nicholas Kristof Appropriates the Holocaust for Political Gain
Kristof's comparison of Syrian refugees to Holocaust refugees is specious and offensive.