Ha'aretz veteran writer Akiva Eldar is befuddled on Jerusalem, falsely claiming that West Bank Muslims and Christians cannot visit the holy sites and that only east Jerusalem women and children may enter the Temple Mount.
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.
Palestinians claim that settlers tried to enter a Palestinian village. The IDF denies it. The LA Times reports that settlers clashed with Palestinians in the village, a claim that not even the Palestinians themselves make. 
In an editorial condemning Israel, America magazine missed the open anti-Semitism at an anti-Israel rally in New York City that took place earlier this month.
CAMERA's column in the Christian Science Monitor explains why "Israeli Apartheid Week" is a regressive concept, and is not about helping Palestinians but rather eliminating the Jewish people's national self-determination. 
What the New York Times chooses to cover in the Arab-Israeli conflict – and what it excludes – is a story in itself. Why won’t the New York Times report on the anti-Israel funders behind the Goldstone Report? 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. 
An upsurge in Palestinian violence and public invective against the Jewish state was frequently distorted and minimized by the media, which focused on Israel's alleged "provocations." 
If the Economist's latest on Jerusalem meant to educate readers about the complexities of the city, it failed miserably. If its goal was to promote an inaccurate, unfair and one-sided account of current events, it sadly succeeded.