AFP Corrects: Egypt Also Borders Gaza
AFP corrects after erroneously reporting that Gaza "is fenced in on three sides by Israel." In fact, Egypt sits on one of the three land borders.
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Daily Beast Errs on Hamas Tunnels, Gaza Unemployment
No, those cross-border Hamas tunnels into Israel aren't for "smuggling." Sébastien Roblin, a reporter specializing in international affairs, security and military history, also significantly overstates the territory's unemployment rate.
Reuters Arabic Corrects: Northern Kibbutz of Misgav Am Not a Settlement
CAMERA Arabic prompts correction of a Reuters Arabic report which erroneously referred to Kibbutz Misgav Am, a small Jewish community in northern Israel, as a "settlement.”
EuroNews Corrects Arabic Report: Sderot Not A ‘Settlement’
CAMERA Arabic prompts correction of a EuroNews article in Arabic which erroneously referred to the southern Israeli city of Sderot as a “settlement.”
DPA Correct Captions: No Israeli Areas in Gaza
The German news agency clarifies its captions to note that Palestinians in the Gaza Strip fired rockets at Israel, not at "Israeli areas in the Gaza Strip."
Reuters Deletes Erroneous Reference to ‘Palestine’
In response to communication from CAMERA, Reuters deletes a sentence from a video which inaccurately stated: "Palestine and Israel state claim over East Jerusalem. . . "
CAMERA Prompts NPR Correction: Scrolls Found in Israel
NPR and WBUR's radio program Here and Now had misplaced the location of Cave of Horror, where new fragments of Dead Sea Scrolls were found.
New York Times Corrects: Settlements are not on “Palestinian territory”
UPI Corrects After Referring to “Palestine” As A Country
In response to communication from CAMERA, UPI promptly corrects an article which reported that wanted Palestinian Marwan Abusrour is believed to be residing in his "native countr[y,] "Palestine," referring to the Palestinian Authority.
Forbes Wipes Haifa Off Israel’s Map
UPDATE: CAMERA prompts correction after Forbes cited the notorious Corbynista Rachel Cousins, who has has a history of peddling antisemitic conspiracies and in tweeting fake news about Israel. Forbes has reproduced Cousins' false claim that a Haifa demonstration took place in "Palestine."