UPDATED May 26, 2010 - The Presbyterian Church (USA) is preparing to debate a number of proposals related to the Arab-Israeli conflict at its General Assembly in early July. Here is a roundup of recent developments.
The Israel-Palestine Mission Network of the Presbyterian Church (USA) injects anti-Jewish animus into peacemaking efforts by obliquely linking acts of violence to Jewish groups in the U.S.
Leaders of two Protestant denominations embrace Palestinian Christian “Kairos” Document nine days before a group of American rabbis describe the statement as “anti-Semitic” and “supersessionist.”
Presbyterian peacemakers condemn Israel for assassinating writer Ghassan Kanafani in 1972 while failing to report that he was a high-ranking member of the PFLP, a terrorist organization responsible for the Lod Airport Massacre in 1972.
J Street has condemned a report issued by the PC(USA)'s Middle East Study Committee for seeking to withhold military aid to Israel and for invoking their name without consultation.
Rev. Marthame Sanders, a member of the PC(USA)'s Middle East Study Committee, expressed support for a one-state solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict in 2001. Nine years later, he sits in judgement on the Jewish state. 
Churches for Middle East Peace is distributing Lenten study materials that put Israel in the seat of judgment in the weeks before Easter. 
An Anglican Vicar who has been given a platform for his views by the tyrannical regime in Iran has complained to the police about a blogger in Great Britain. (Feb. 3 Correction) 
The Los Angeles Times publishes another Op-Ed calling for the dismantlement of the Jewish state. Jonathan Kuttab's piece makes ludicrous assumptions about the fate of a Jewish minority in a "binational state."
CAMERA analyst Dexter Van Zile discussed the refusal of mainline peacemakers to address hostility toward Israel and Jews in the Middle East during a recent radio interview on WSMN-AM in Nashua, New Hampshire.