In this article originally published in the December 2014 Jerusalem Post Christian Edition, CAMERA analyst Tricia Miller challenges the church to expose the errant theology at the heart of an aggressive and deceptive anti-Zionist agenda.
Bethlehem Bible College claims to exist for the purpose of training leaders to serve local Arab churches and communities. But a CAMERA Op-Ed exposes another agenda entirely, which is the perpetuation of anti-Israel propaganda. 
Bethlehem Bible College's Alex Awad (left) recently posted a video on Youtube in response to the recent Hamas/Israeli conflict. The video offers anti-American and anti-Israel propaganda – all in the name of love.
The World Evangelical Alliance's appeal for an end to hostilities in Gaza reveals an astounding level of naivety and oblivousness about the nature of Hamas and the reasons behind the conflict. 
The DVD that accompanies Zionism Unsettled, a publication of the Israel Palestine Mission Network of the PCUSA, furthers the anti-Israel movement in the US through demonization and delegitimization of Zionism and Israel.
Under the pretense of being pro-peace, pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli, Relevant publisher, Cameron Strang, places all the responsibility for peace between Israelis and Palestinians on the Jewish State. He makes no demands of the Palestinians.
The Telos Group, co-founded by Todd Deatherage, left, claims it is “genuinely pro-Israeli, pro-Palestinian, pro-American, and pro-peace, all at the same time.” The effect it has on how Evangelical Christians address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict says otherwise. 
Yasmine Perni's 2013 movie “The Stones Cry Out” allows influential and seasoned pro-Palestinian activists to present an emotionally charged, one-sided story of Palestinian Christians devoid of historical context and facts.