CAMERA rebuts an aide to UNESCO's Director-General, highlighting the organization's overt anti-Semitism. 
The media is almost willfully misreporting the Dec. 6, 2017 announcement that the U.S. would recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and implement the 1995 Jerusalem Embassy Act.
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. 
The Palestinian Authority is increasingly autocratic and prone to violating the Oslo accords that created it. And the media is increasingly prone to ignoring, and failing to inform readers, about internal Palestinian developments.
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. 
Terrorist groups have their own public relations methods. And they involve controlling, intimidating and blindfolding the press, as CAMERA notes in The Washington Examiner. 
USA Today has refused to correct a headline that whitewashes anti-Jewish violence. A Washington Post Op-Ed advocates for U.S. aid to the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF), but fails to mention Lebanon's tacit alliance with Hezbollah.