The Mennonite Central Committee assails Israel's legitimacy through the writings of its activists and through MCC-produced films about the Arab-Israeli conflict.
The United Methodist Church has published a shamefully biased and inaccurate book about the Arab-Israeli conflict that portrays the Jewish people as too paranoid and psychologically damaged by the Holocaust to be trusted with self-determination.
For about two decades, Sabeel, founded by Rev. Dr. Naim Ateek (left), has portrayed Jewish sovereignty, and not efforts to undermine it, as the cause of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Two commissioners to the Presbyterian Church’s 2006 General Assembly condemned Palestinian violence against Israel and the Christian population in the Gaza Strip in a statement issued in mid-January 2008.
Once again, Christian leaders in the Middle East have issued a statement that has great propaganda value for Israel’s enemies, but little value as a peacemaking document.
The PC(USA)’s 2006 General Assembly may have reversed a 2004 resolution calling for the church to divest from Israel, but the resolution is having little impact on the actions of the denomination’s investment committee.
One of the most disturbing of this season's "Bethlehem Formula" columns is the muddled and distorted Op-Ed by Kenneth Woodward that appeared on the generally well-vetted Op-Ed page of the Wall Street Journal.
Every Christmas, journalists and commentators use the Nativity as a lens to portray Israel as a land-stealing oppressor nation. This year, National Geographic kicks off the season with a distorted article.