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In a recent interview, activist Melat Kiros made inflammatory claims about Jews and suggested that Americans were responsible for the September 11 attacks… without meaningful pushback from the hosts. We analyzed the interview and the serious questions it raises about journalistic responsibility when guests make sweeping accusations involving Jews and invoke conspiracy theories about 9/11. 🔗: https://www.camera.org/article/melat-kiros-blames-jews-for-being-firebombed-and-americans-for-9-11-abc-doesnt-push-back/

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Stop letting human-interest pieces pass as unvarnished truth. In a recent IndyStar article, a visiting doctor claims she "never saw" Hamas at Gaza's Nasser Hospital. But personal anecdotes shouldn’t get a free pass on fact-checking, especially when mountains of evidence, from hostage testimonies and Palestinian reports to Doctors Without Borders suspending operations over armed men, tell a completely different story. Journalistic integrity demands the full context, not selective narrative. Read our latest breakdown: https://www.camera.org/article/indystars-human-interest-story-runs-cover-for-terrorists-in-hospitals/

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Today, we remember Kristallnacht, the “Night of Broken Glass.” On this night in 1938, state-sponsored violence broke out against Jewish communities across Nazi Germany, Austria, and the Sudetenland. Over 7,000 Jewish-owned businesses were damaged or destroyed, and 1,400 synagogues were desecrated and burned. This devastating event served as the prelude to the Holocaust and the murder of six million Jews.

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Tucker Carlson is pushing a wild new Oct. 7 conspiracy theory and his source might surprise you. Instead of looking at documented facts, Carlson relies on Efrat Fenigson, an Israeli conspiracist and a self-described “dissident voice” claiming the Hamas attack was an inside job. It’s an unholy alliance: Carlson gets an “Israeli insider” to validate his narrative, and Fenigson gets access to a mega-platform. https://www.camera.org/article/the-israeli-conspiracist-behind-carlsons-false-flag-insinuations-2/

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United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) Acting Commissioner-General Christian Saunders will soon present a plan to gradually shut down the agency and transfer its responsibilities to the Board of Peace, Israel Hayom reported Nov. 1, 2026, citing Arab and Western diplomatic sources. The U.N. agency has been conducting mass layoffs in the Gaza Strip over the past several months. Saunders told the staff union in early October that he intends to end the services of thousands throughout the agency, citing the organization’s financial deficit. At the end of June, UNRWA announced a $100 million deficit. Before the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas massacre, UNRWA’s largest donors were the U.S. and some European countries, accounting for 75 percent of the agency’s $1.1 billion budget. After the Israeli military and U.N. Watch provided substantial evidence that UNRWA employed active Hamas terrorists, including several who participated in the massacre, the U.S. and several other European countries suspended their aid to the agency. As of 2026, the U.S. and Sweden remain the only two countries to have completely cut funding to the agency. In July 2026, the Board of Peace posted on X, “UNRWA has no place in the new Gaza. We are turning the page on the complex of perpetual aid dependency & conflict. The people of Gaza deserve better.” It reaffirmed this position in September. An April 2025 Israeli Defense Intelligence report estimated that about 12 percent of UNRWA employees were ranking members of Hamas or other designated terrorist organizations. A January 2024 U.N. Watch report said thousands of UNRWA teachers had publicly glorified terrorism and praised the Oct. 7 attacks. IMPACT-se reported that UNRWA textbooks glorified terrorists, promoted antisemitism, and encouraged militancy. On Oct. 23, 2026, The Jerusalem Post reported that a teacher said administrators at a Gaza UNRWA school threatened her with scissors after she challenged pro-Hamas rhetoric. American media has hardly covered the downfall of UNRWA over the past few months, and in past reporting on actions Israel took against UNRWA, has cast doubt upon the agency’s ties to terror. The lack of coverage suggests an unwillingness to give legitimacy to official findings of extremism within a U.N. agency. Steadfast UNRWA critics, Hillel Neuer, head of U.N. Watch, and former Israeli lawmaker Einat Wilf welcomed Sunday’s planned shutdown. Wilf called it a “blessed direction, as long as it doesn’t involve replacing one source of funding with another,” but warned that ending UNRWA services “without putting an end to the fictitious status where every descendant is a ‘Palestinian refugee’ with a ‘right of return’ will change nothing.” In “The War of Return: How Western Indulgence of the Palestinian Dream Has Obstructed the Path to Peace,” Wilf and co-author Adi Schwartz argued that the demand for return to Israel is the greatest obstacle to peace and that UNRWA perpetuates Palestinian refugee status across generations, unlike other U.N. refugee agencies. https://www.camera.org/article/news-you-didnt-hear-about-this-week-friday-november-6-2026/

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The main conclusion of a new study highlighted by CAMERA UK's Adam Levick is that the Gaza Ministry of Health has been the primary media source of statistical information about Gaza casualties. Journalists used the Hamas-run MoH figures in 100% of all publications, whereas Israeli data on combatants killed in the territory appeared in only 3% of articles. https://www.camera.org/article/peer-reviewed-study-confirms-guardian-and-bbc-bias-in-casualty-reporting/

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This November, we’re celebrating the rich history, vibrant cultures, and lasting contributions of Mizrahi Jewish communities! 💙 We’re excited to announce the Mizrahi Heritage Month Campus Tour 2026, presented by CAMERA and co-sponsored by ZOA Campus! We’re bringing Mizrahi Jewish history, identity, and stories to campuses across the country. 📍 13 campuses. One incredible heritage. Countless stories to share. Join us as we celebrate Mizrahi Jewish voices, honor their history, and highlight the diversity of the Jewish people. 💙 Check out the tour dates to see when we’re coming to your campus!

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Channel 4 gave the producers of NAZA a platform to make some extraordinary accusations about Israel. But where was the scrutiny? In an interview with the film's producers, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, Channel 4's Matt Frei failed to challenge a series of deeply problematic claims, including accusations of genocide, allegations of systematic mass killing, and comparisons invoking Nazi Germany. We uncovered a troubling pattern of omitted context and unanswered questions. https://www.camera.org/article/ask-me-no-questions-ill-tell-no-lies-channel-4-naza-and-omitted-truths/

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Clarissa Ward’s CNN special claimed to uncover the "quiet erosion" of Christian life in the Holy Land. Instead, it delivered a textbook case of narrative-driven activism masquerading as journalism. Rather than investigating the genuine, complex pressures forcing Christians out of the West Bank, Ward selectively curated interviews, omitted key context, and ignored the primary driver of fear: internal intimidation. https://www.camera.org/article/christians-in-the-holy-land-cnn-special-clarissa-wards-master-class-in-activist-journalism/ #CNNVSFACTS #CAMERA4TRUTH

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For Jews around the world, Oct. 7 is not simply another date in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It is the anniversary of the deadliest attack against Jews since the Holocaust. If valuing human life is truly at the center of pro-Palestinian activism, then there should be no competition in compassion. You can mourn an innocent Palestinian without diminishing an innocent Israeli. That's why things like using the term "Martyrs" for Palestinians matter so much. There is an enormous distinction between mourning an innocent Palestinian civilian and honoring someone who deliberately participated in murdering Israeli civilians. Blurring that distinction is not compassion. That's how Jewish grief is turned political. Instead of allowing Jews and Israelis to grieve and mourn their dead on the anniversary of the deadliest attack on Jews in Israel proper in almost 2,000 years, the date is used to honor "martyrs" and falsely accuse Israel of genocide.

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NPR’s latest report on Israel and UNIFIL is like a stale pretzel: twisted, brittle, hollow, and a little salty. Jane Arraf ignored two-thirds of UNIFIL’s mandate, framing Israel as the bad actor while overlooking decades of Hezbollah amassing rockets and building terror tunnels and and turned southern Lebanon into a launchpad for terror. If peacekeepers can’t spot a terror army rearming faster than European militaries, what are they actually monitoring? NPR traded basic facts for a broken narrative. https://www.camera.org/article/npr-mimics-unifil-who-shields-hezbollah/

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Jews and Christians United for Zionism: A Shared Future for Israel Sunday, Nov 8 at 3:00pm Topletz Auditorium Expert panelists Rabbi Adam Roffman and CAMERA's very own Tricia Miller will discuss how Jews and Christians work together to support Israel. They will highlight what that partnership means for the region’s future amid today’s challenges. The program includes questions from the audience. Both Christians and Jews will learn why the biblically faithful should support Israel, what prevents some Christians from supporting Israel, and faith differences that should not impact support of Israel. RSVP: https://shearithisraeldallas.shulcloud.com/form/A%20Shared%20Future%20for%20Israel

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Michael Walzer in 2006: "When Palestinian militants launch rocket attacks from civilian areas, they are themselves responsible—and no one else is—for the civilian deaths caused by Israeli counterfire." Walzer in 2026: Blames Israel for Gazan civilian harm caused by Hamas systematically using human shields. In a puff piece for The New Yorker's Jordi Graupera frames Walzer's shift as a thoughtful evolution. But the truth is Walzer abandoned basic laws of armed conflict to appease hostile audiences—even after acknowledging Israel's civilian casualty ratio was low. 🔗: https://www.camera.org/article/michael-walzers-dishonest-critique-of-israels-war-against-hamas/

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When a political candidate questions whether Israel is an American ally, journalists have a responsibility to examine the facts behind that claim. In an interview with ABC News, Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed argued that Israel was not a true American ally, accusing it of drawing the United States into unnecessary wars. He also declined to directly condemn Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps when asked about it. ABC’s coverage failed to explain: the decades-long US-Israel strategic partnership, including intelligence sharing, joint military research, missile defence cooperation, and other security benefits. https://www.camera.org/article/abc-should-have-explained-just-why-el-sayed-was-so-wrong-on-israel-and-iran/

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CNN's Jeremy Diamond and Tal Shalev wrote one of the most Orwellian articles in recent memory. Instead of blaming Hamas for all 40 hostage deaths while in captivity, CNN tried to blame Israel for 24 of the 40 deaths. This included hostages like American Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who was part of a group known as "the Beautiful Six." These six were murdered in an execution-style manner with gunshots to the back of their heads by their Hamas captors. Yet, CNN tried to lay the blame on Israel. 👉 Share now to help fight against anti-Israel bias in the media. https://www.camera.org/article/cnn-insists-israel-to-blame-for-hamas-murdering-israeli-hostages/

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The New York Times neglects to correct after falsely reporting that all reported 750,000 Palestinian refugees from the 1948 war were expelled. Multiple media outlets including AFP, Guardian and Reuters have previously corrected the identical error, which ignores that vast majority fled at the urging of their own leaders. https://www.camera.org/article/incorrect-times/

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Newton, MA, has one of New England's largest and most vibrant Jewish communities. But alongside that density, antisemitism and anti-Zionism have sharply intensified. Recently, Scott Hayes, a Zionist and Iraq War veteran, was attacked simply for holding American and Israeli flags. Now, these anti-Israel biases are entering the classroom. The Newton public school system hired social studies teacher Maryam Abu-Hasaballah despite significant red flags: her academic thesis minimized Hamas as a simple "militant nationalist group," falsely labeled Israel an apartheid state, and her family concealed connections to a cousin who participated in the October 7 Hamas invasion.

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Palestinians are more than just victims. So why does so much media coverage treat them as though they have no agency, no political beliefs and no responsibility for their leaders’ actions? In an interview with Global Vision TV, CAMERA UK's @adamlevick discussed how international media coverage often portrays Palestinians primarily through their suffering, while giving far less attention to their political choices, leadership, ideology and the actions of terrorist organisations such as Hamas.

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EXCLUSIVE: CAMERA's investigation into the anti-Israel film NAZA revealed the filmmakers secretly relied on footage from pro-Hamas influencer Motaz Azaiza. Azaiza has routinely praised Hamas’ attacks and sanitised violence against Israelis. Azaiza recently stated that a Hamas-run WhatsApp channel, "SMART," coordinated media coverage among Gazan journalists during the Oct.7 attacks, and that he personally filmed Israeli hostages being beaten by crowds in Gaza but chose not to publish the footage, fearing Israeli reprisal against those filmed. Learn more here: https://www.camera.org/article/ask-me-no-questions-ill-tell-no-lies-channel-4-naza-and-omitted-truths/

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CAMERA's very own Tricia Miller and David Orenstein will be speaking at The 2nd Annual Symposium on Global Antisemitism hosted by The King’s Center for Israel and Jewish Studies on November 5-6, 2026. The event will be held at The King’s University in Southlake, Texas, 15 minutes from DFW airport. Meet Aaron Fruh, Katie Posey, Yehudit Barsky, Dexter Van Zile, Ron Cantor, and many others, including Dutch artist Jip Wijngaarden. Learn about global antisemitism, and how to confront it. The event aims to foster scholarship, dialogue, and advocacy for the Jewish people. Admission is free and open to the public. Attendees are welcome to come for all or part of the event. A livestream will be available for those who are interested but unable to attend in person (if you register for the Livestream, a link will be sent to you). View the Schedule of Events and Presenters Bios: https://sway.cloud.microsoft/HxpuWiu8uuCbDJx5?ref=Link REGISTER: https://brushfire.com/kingsuniversity/2ndannualsymposiumonglobalantisemitism/641123/register For additional information, please contact Elizabeth Davis at elizabeth.davis@tku.edu or 817-722-1754. Event Details Dates Thursday, November 5 @ 9:00am-5:00pm Friday, November 6 @ 9:00am-5:00pm Location The King’s University Auditorium 2121 E. Southlake Blvd Southlake, TX 76092

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