A new generation of Palestinian leaders are rising to the fore. Committed to terrorism, the media seems equally committed to ignoring their ascendance, as CAMERA notes in The Washington Jewish Week. 
A recent Washington Post report omits Palestinian incitement to anti-Jewish violence, disregards basic journalistic due diligence and treats with contempt a suggestion that the paper do its job.
CAMERA takes to the pages of the Algemeiner to highlight The Washington Post omitting Palestinian incitement CAMERA takes to the pages of The Times of Israel to highlight The Post's willful ignorance of internal Palestinian affairs. At the expense of ignoring Palestinian affairs, The Washington Post remains fixed on Jewish home construction that isn't happening. 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).
The Post manages to imbue a report about IDF efforts to prevent Palestinian terrorist attacks with anti-Israel overtones. The Washington Post trips over itself to attack Israel's Prime Minister, actively ignoring the long history of Palestinian anti-Jewish violence. <I>The Washington Post</I> took a fact-filled look at Hezbollah-Israel tension 10 years after their 2006 war in Lebanon. But not fact-filled enough.