The Washington Post's coverage of the Palestinians focuses on the hardships imposed by Israel. It fails to inform its readers about troubling issues contained within Palestinian society. In its recent reporting on the Arab-Israeli conflict, The Washington Post has shown an alarming tendency to substitute narrative for fact and fiction for truth. CAMERA highlights this troubling trend. 
CAMERA informs Hill readers about the Palestinian Authority's responsibility for promoting anti-Jewish violence. 
CAMERA takes to the pages of The Baltimore Sun to note Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' anti-Jewish incitement. At the expense of ignoring Palestinian affairs, The Washington Post remains fixed on Jewish home construction that isn't happening. 
A recent The Washington Post uncritically airs the claims of a discredited U.N. official with a history of anti-Semitism. 
Journalists expose Switzerland's funding of anti-Israel, anti-peace organizations.
The Washington Post repeatedly omits Palestinian rejectionism and fails to report on internal Palestinian affairs. Instead, the paper inordinately focuses on Jewish houses in the West Bank (Judea and Samaria).
Force 17, often identified in the media as Yasser Arafat's bodyguard unit, also carried out terrorist attacks, including on U.S. soil.