The Washington Post Provides Cover for Hamas
The Post's coverage of the recent rioting in Gaza was among the worst. Sean Durns
The Post's coverage of the recent rioting in Gaza was among the worst. CAMERA Op-Ed: Hamas Uses Human Shields and The Washington Post
Hamas counts on the media to uncritically repeat their claims and provide coverage that is skewed with omissions. In recent coverage of a Hamas-orchestrated violent demonstration, The Washington Post and others, did precisely that. CAMERA Op-Ed: The Palestinian Authority ‘Pays to Slay’ and the Media is M.I.A.
The Palestinian Authority pays terrorists and their families for their crimes—a fact that The Washington Post's "Fact Checker" does it's best to minimize and obfuscate. CAMERA Op-Ed:The Washington Post’s Skewed Coverage of Antisemitism
The Washington Post's coverage of anti-Semitism is frequently selective and often misleading. CAMERA Op-Ed: How The Washington Post Distorts the Arab-Israeli Conflict
Washington Post reporting on the Arab-Israeli conflict is often selective at best, and misleading at worst. Recent editorial decisions call in to question the paper's judgement and bias.
Popular Resistance Committee Backgrounder: 2018
CAMERA takes a look at the Gaza-based terror group, the Popular Resistance Committee (PRC), which recently perpetrated an IED attack on the IDF.
CAMERA Op-Ed: Abbas Counterfeits History and the Media Fakes Coverage
Media coverage of Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas' Feb. 20, 2018, U.N. speech was a master class in one-sided omissions and skewed stenography.
CAMERA Tells The Washington Jewish Week: The Tamimis Support Terror
CAMERA tells The Washington Jewish Week about the Tamimis, a terror-supporting clan lauded by anti-Israel groups. UPDATED:The Washington Post Corrects Claim That Israel Used Iranian Drone As ‘Pretext’ For Attack
A Washington Post caption about Israel's response to an Iranian drone attack unfairly impugns the motives of the IDF Obama Gets It Wrong on Israeli ‘Settlements’
In remarks that were uncritically disseminated by several news outlets, former President Obama defended his decision not to veto United Nations Security Council Resolution 2334 on the grounds that settlements were rapidly expanding. Yet, the truth is otherwise, as CAMERA noted in The Daily Caller.