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Hamas spokesperson Ghazi Hamad explicitly denied any agreement to disarm or surrender weapons. Instead, the group has proposed placing its arms in storage under a transitional technocratic government, leaving open the opportunity to reclaim them later. NBC’s failure to include

@NPR selectively edited Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz to manufacture a headline about ethnic cleansing. They claim Katz called for the removal of Palestinians from Gaza by "any means." What they cut out was critical context: Katz was explicitly addressing a survey

The @nytimes’ coverage of Naza is a masterclass in narrative bias. Implying Israelis falsely view themselves as victims while downplaying Oct. 7 ignores basic reality. Intelligence failures don't negate civilian suffering. True journalistic integrity requires context and facts,

Some journalists portray Israel as a "global power" that sits next to countries like Russia and the United States. On the other side of the media narrative, outlets like the AP and NPR characterize Israel as "diplomatically isolated." "These framings, which malign the Jewish

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This is but a partial list of examples. To describe someone with these views as merely an “Israel-skeptic” is to substantively mislead @politico's audience. @TuckerCarlson 's record of spewing racism, antisemitism, and conspiracy theories unmoored from reality demands

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Palestinian men, women and children "chanted in jubilation" after terrorists crashed two planes into the World Trade Center. Moreover, the celebrations didn’t represent merely the views of a fringe group of Palestinians. A poll four years after the 9/11 attacks found that 65% of x.com/CAMERA4Truth/s…

By soft-pedaling Tucker Carlson as merely an "Israel-skeptical pundit," Politico is actively sanitizing extreme rhetoric. Labeling years of blatant antisemitism, Great Replacement theory promotion, and white nationalist talking points as simple "skepticism" is a dangerous form

Wikipedia is often treated as the go-to neutral source for students. But what happens when the “encyclopedia anyone can edit” is itself shaped by ideological battles, inconsistent sourcing and selective framing? For K–12 students, this matters. A child researching Israel, Jewish

A look back at when the @guardian tried to frame reports of Palestinian 9/11 celebrations as "fake news." In a 2020 exposé on online disinformation, the Guardian categorized posts showing Palestinians celebrating the attacks as "fake news." The problem? One screenshot they

Politico describing Tucker Carlson "as an 'Israel-skeptic' ignores his long record of hate and conspiratorial thinking aimed not only at Jews and Israel, but toward other groups as well, including immigrants, LGBTQ people, and African Americans," writes CAMERA's Omri Tubi in a

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For more on how the false claims of genocide against Israel were generated and orchestrated by Hamas and its supporters to justify attacks on Jews worldwide and delegitimize the State of Israel check out gazagenolie.com

From Oct 2023–2025, Amnesty International was one of the top 3 most-cited sources by the @nytimes and BBC in Gaza. Yet when Amnesty published a report detailing Hamas extrajudicial executions, both outlets met it with complete silence. The new report "doesn’t fit the narrative

PBS News’s report on southern Lebanon focuses on the destruction of local villages while omitting Hezbollah’s deep military entrenchment in those same communities. By highlighting the damage in towns like Dibbin and Khiyam without showing how Hezbollah uses them to store

The BBC is trying to edit Jewish history right in front of your eyes. @jessisajew has the scoop on a recent analysis by CAMERA UK's @leahbenoz:

By soft-pedaling Tucker Carlson as merely an "Israel-skeptical pundit," Politico is actively sanitizing extreme rhetoric. Labeling years of blatant antisemitism, Great Replacement theory promotion, and white nationalist talking points as simple "skepticism" is a dangerous form

Fire is not a game, and attacks carried out with incendiary kites are not harmless acts of protest. CAMERA is urging media outlets to remember the history behind incendiary kite and balloon attacks launched from Gaza toward Israel, particularly when reporting on children

When Amnesty International publishes damaging claims about Israel, the BBC and @nytimes scurry to put it in front of millions of readers. But when Amnesty documents Hamas murdering Palestinians ... silence. Watch @jessisajew break down selective sourcing at the Times and BBC:

If the BBC actually wants to improve its coverage of the Israel-Hamas war, CAMERA has a few suggestions. @jessisajew breaks it all down:

FROM CAMERA’S ARCHIVES: In its 20th-anniversary 9/11 coverage, NPR pushed a revisionist narrative claiming Palestinian leadership turned away from violence after Sept 11, 2001. But a CAMERA analysis revealed the exact opposite. • Israeli fatalities increased after 9/11

FROM CAMERA’S ARCHIVES: During a two-month study in the fall of 2000, CAMERA uncovered a staggering double standard in NPR’s coverage: Arab and pro-Arab speakers were given 77% more airtime than Israeli and pro-Israel speakers. • 41 segments featured only Palestinian/Arab or