What did Washington Post columnists Sally Quinn and Richard Cohen have in common early in December? Lack of journalistic skepticism in helping Ari Shavit promote his new book that recycles false Israeli 'massacre' allegations and charges of 'nakba' dispossession.
CBS News, led by chairman Jeff Fager (left), has made it clear. There are some subjects that get fairer treatment than others.
Dale Hanson Bourke, former publisher for Religion News Service, has produced a primer about the Arab-Israeli conflict that ignores important aspects of the conflict.
The Israel Palestine Mission Network of the PC (USA), an organization founded by that denomination's 2004 General Assembly, has issued a press release that demonizes Israel. 
It is time for Christians who have lived in Muslim-majority countries to start telling their stories of suffering.
Christians in the Middle East have been subjected to terrible acts of violence in the aftermath of the Arab Spring. Here is a roundup of articles documenting the violence against Christians in Syria and Egypt. 
Rev. John Buchanan, editor and publisher of Christian Century, cannot credibly invoke the memory of Martin Luther King, Jr. as long as James M. Wall remains on the magazine's masthead. 
For a second issue in a row, Sojourners has published a badly researched article about the Arab-Israeli conflict, this time about fighting in the Gaza Strip. This is starting to look like a pattern. 
The population of the last Christian town in the West Bank is hard to pin down.