The Israel office of CAMERA prompted Ha'aretz to correct an online news brief in English which had wrongly identified a Hamas man killed by Israeli forces as a "Palestinian civilian." The error and correction follow: 
The song, Freedom for Palestine, by a consortium that calls itself One World, advocates "breaking down" Israel's "Wall" for "freedom for Palestine." Freedom to restart suicide bombings that the security barrier helped end. 
A Baltimore Sun opinion column by Towson University Prof. Kimberly Katz is all polemics, no academics. And erroneous polemics at that, the kind that makes the term "Middle East studies" as reflected in her commentary an oxymoron. 
Today's print edition of the International Herald Tribune runs two stories about Palestinian grievances against Israel, but entirely ignores two major stories involving Palestinian violence -- murder in Jenin and the indictment of an alleged rocket expert. 
Washington Post columnist Harold Meyerson charged Israel with "intransigence" and new settlement construction. CAMERA's letter exposed the allegations. 
Some commentators claim the Muslim Brotherhood has moderated. But the new leadership that took over in 2010 is "generally viewed as a victory for the Brotherhood's conservative wing and a marginalization of its reformist trend." 
An editorial board review calls for The Encyclopedia of Race and Racism's error-filled article on Zionism, written by anti-Zionist extremist Noel Ignatiev, to be eliminated from the upcoming edition. 
In universities today, Jews are accused of employing the Holocaust to excuse alleged Israeli aggression. Sadly, some of the leading purveyors of this smear are Jews. 
According to a recent poll, Arabs and Jews have mutual misgivings about the idea of living next door to one another. News coverage of this poll, however, hides half of this picture.