The Washington Post Promotes Antisemites and Terror Apologists
The Washington Post continues its well-worn habit of publishing and promoting terror apologists, anti-Israel activists and antisemites.
Ishaan Tharoor
CAMERA Op-Ed: The Bahrain Conference and the Big Omission
The latest U.S. peace initiative for Israelis and Palestinians has received considerable coverage. But as CAMERA details in the Algemeiner, reporters have failed to note the long history of Palestinian rejectionism.
The Washington Post’s Lopsided Coverage of Israel’s Elections
The Washington Post's offered extensive, and often misleading, coverage of Israel's elections. Post reporters and op-eds portrayed Israeli PM Bibi Netanyahu as the obstacle to peace, while completely omitting the responsibility of Palestinian leadership.
CAMERA Op-Ed: The Washington Post Plays Softball with Antisemitic Foreign Leaders
The Washington Post has warned about "resurgent global antisemitism." Yet, The Post has recently given two softball interviews to foreign leaders known for their antisemitism.
CAMERA Op-Ed: Tall Tales from Tehran
The Islamic Republic of Iran continues to solely blame the U.S. for a 1953 coup of its democratically elected prime minister. And many Western news outlets continue to sell the mullah's story. But as CAMERA noted in The Washington Times, the truth is more complicated—and the facts have long been available to the media.
CAMERA Prompts Washington Post Correction on Canceled Jerusalem Soccer Match
Following contact with CAMERA, The Washington Post corrected a June 14, 2018 report, which incorrectly claimed that Argentina cancelled a Jerusalem soccer match due to Israel’s “treatment of Palestinians.”
The Washington Post Provides Cover for Hamas
The Post's coverage of the recent rioting in Gaza was among the worst. 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: Does The Washington Post Even Read The Washington Post?
The Washington Post can't seem to get its coverage on settlements right. The paper goes as far as contradicting its own reporting in order to advance a false narrative.