CAMERA: Fighting fake news since 1982

For more than 40 years, CAMERA has been on the frontlines of the fight against anti-Israel bias and antisemitism. And we’re not going anywhere.

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What if the news you trusted about Israel wasn’t the whole story? 

The Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis, CAMERA, has been fighting misinformation since 1982. We started by promoting fair and balanced media coverage of Israel, and we haven’t stopped there. 

Traditional media? We monitor it closely. 

But we also identify, expose, and counter anti-Israel bias and lies wherever else they appear.

In the US press, and internationally, with researchers who specialize in Spanish, Hebrew, British, and Arabic media. 

On social media. 

In K-12 schools. 

On college campuses. 

And in anti-Zionist campaigns targeting the Evangelical Christian community. 

CAMERA’s work leads to hundreds of media corrections each year, stops misinformation from spreading, and keeps media outlets on notice: if they don’t tell the truth, CAMERA will be there to expose them.

We support university students in the increasingly hostile anti-Israel environment of college campuses, helping them stand up proudly for the Jewish state and for the truth. We help families effect change in their local schools, providing factual analyses of problematic curricula and books used in the classroom by activist teachers attempting to indoctrinate our children.  

For more than 40 years, CAMERA has been on the frontlines of the fight against anti-Israel bias and antisemitism. And we’re not going anywhere. 

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