Sean Durns
CAMERA Rebuts Attack on Ayaan Hirsi Ali in Baltimore Sun
The Institute for Islamic, Christian and Jewish Studies uses The Baltimore Sun to minimize Islamic extremism and distort the record of one of its leading critics. CAMERA responds.
An Inquiry for The Philadelphia Inquirer
Why did a Philadelphia Inquirer version of a Washington Post article omit key information about Palestinian Arab terror attacks against Israelis?
CAMERA Op-Ed: Washington Post Erases Nearly One Million Jews From History
A Washington Post infographic that claims to inform readers of every “major” refugee crises in the last 75 years omits more than 800,000 Jewish refugees from Arab lands, who fled after Israel's 1948 War for Independence.
Where is the Coverage? Hezbollah Starving 40,000 Civilians
40,000 civilians in the Syrian town of Madaya are slowly starving due to a siege by the pro-Assad, Iranian-funded terrorist movement, Hezbollah. U.S. media coverage has been largely absent.
Heinous Terrorist Killed, Washington Post Goes Easy on His Crimes
While reporting the death of terrorist Samir Kuntar, The Washington Post omits the details of one of the most infamous terrorist attacks in Israel's history.
Income Inequality Does Not Cause Middle East Terrorism
‘Anti-Islamophobia’ Activists Goes from CAIR to ISIS via MSNBC
CAMERA Special Report: The National Iranian American Council; Tehran’s Best Friend in Washington
History Goes AWOL in Washington Post Reporting on Anti-Jewish Boycott
Reporting on the European Union's decision to stigmatize certain Israeli products with 'made in occupied territories' or 'made in Palestine [Sic.]' labels, The Washington Post failed to note 1) why Israel's in the disputed territories, 2) the E.U.'s echo of Nazi and Arab League boycotts and 3) the point of Israel officials' complaints.