Scores of media outlets, academics and pundits have accused Israel of genocide. But as CAMERA tells the Washington Times, this is a libel that is as false as it is inflammatory. Not only do these claims rely on Hamas as a source, they're a test case in projection, seeking to deprive the Jewish state of its right to self-defense.
Since its founding nearly half a century ago, the Islamic Republic of Iran stands apart as one of the most hubristic enterprises of the modern era. As CAMERA tells the Washington Examiner, the regime may end up undone by its own ambitions.
The latest Israel-Iran War was plagued by poor reporting and poor takes. As CAMERA tells the Washington Times, the real story of what unfolded is different from what many pundits claim.
Palestinian politics, a subject long neglected by the media, is entering a transitional phase. And as CAMERA tells the Washington Examiner, the past is prologue: the Palestinian movement, enabled by the press and policymakers, has prioritized violence and rejectionism over institution building.
Palestinian Authority head Mahmoud Abbas turns ninety this year. And as CAMERA tells the Washington Times, the Authority's collapse is a very real possibility.
A foreign national in the United States illegally intentionally burned a group of Jews, including a Holocaust survivor, on the streets of Boulder, Colorado. But USA Today has found the real tragedy: his daughter might not be able to go to medical school in America.
Many in the media and academia portray Israel as a colonialist implant. But a new book highlighting archaeological digs at the City of David shows otherwise. CAMERA reviews author Doron Spielman's new book, entitled When the Stones Speak, for the Washington Free Beacon.
Press and policymakers are revealing their bias against Jews and the Jewish state. And in so doing, they're fueling antisemitic attacks, CAMERA tells the National Review.
