CAMERA's column in the Christian Science Monitor explains why "Israeli Apartheid Week" is a regressive concept, and is not about helping Palestinians but rather eliminating the Jewish people's national self-determination. 
The daily newspaper El País is considered the “leader of the mainstream press in Spain.” Its correspondent in Israel, Juan Miguel Muñoz, poisons Spanish understanding of the conflict with his consistently anti-Israel coverage. 
Ha'aretz again deceives readers, now claiming there are no Arab Knesset members when there are currently 12, including, for instance, Ibrahim Sarsur. 
Presbyterian Peacemakers affirm Israel's right to exist in one document, but attack Zionism in another.
As anti-Israel extremists prepare to bring their propaganda campaign to campuses across North America under the rubric of "Israeli Apartheid Week," CAMERA analyzes the Boycott, Divestment and Sanction (BDS) movement and its goal of dismantling the Jewish state. 
The Washington Post joined others in correcting the false statement that Israel has a "practice of reserving some roads for Jews." Roads are "open to all Israeli citizens and to other nationals, regardless of religious background," the Post clarified. 
Anna Baltzer is a Jew who makes false charges against Israel. This puts her in high demand as a speaker at churches and universities who relish a Jew condemning Israel. 
Pro-Palestinian advocate, Henry Siegman, calls for "forceful outside intervention" to compel Israel to accept a Palestinian state. 
CAMERA photographs Palestinian private cars, taxis, buses, trucks and pedestrians on Route 505 in the West Bank, dubbed "an exemplary apartheid road -- for Jews only" by Ha'aretz's Noam Ben-Zeev.