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Reporters Without Borders ranked Israel 116 out of 180 countries in its 2026 World Press Freedom Index.

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Let’s check in on Reporters Without Borders, a group CNN has cited as a credible source: They’re currently listing the Israeli Armed Forces among their “Predators” who hate “press freedom.” Included alongside the Israeli Armed Forces? Mexican drug cartels. x.com/rsf_inter/stat…

A new report by The Jewish Chronicle highlights CAMERA’s research into the BBC Arabic service’s coverage of Mahmoud Basal, spokesperson for Gaza’s Civil Defence. Between October 7, 2023, and the publication of the report, Basal was mentioned in 93 BBC Arabic articles. Yet only

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

NBC's Richard Engel suggests there's something unfair about only citizens getting to vote in Israeli elections. It's all part of a glaring media double standard, CAMERA's @RealAaronGoren writes in a new @JNS_org op-ed.

"People Against Genocide" activists smashed up a Hertfordshire tech facility. Will the BBC whitewash them like they did when a Palestine Action activist attacked a police officer with a sledgehammer? As @CAMERAorgUK has documented, BBC London ran a puff-piece in 2024 sanitizing

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@ScottJenningsKY @davidaxelrod "Even if Israel’s border infrastructure had completely collapsed, responsibility for the torture, murder, and kidnapping of October 7 would still rest solely with Hamas and the civilians who chose to commit them," CAMERA's @D_Grunblatt writes. "Blurring these lines allows

CNN's @ScottJenningsKY: "It's not Netanyahu's fault that Israel was attacked on Oct. 7." @davidaxelrod: "Actually it may be." CNN is blurring the line between fact and political spin.

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A recent BBC Verify analysis looked into incidents in which the Israel Defense Forces had reportedly killed or injured people and subsequently indicated that it was examining what happened. BBC Verify found publicly available outcomes on the IDF’s website for just 28 of those

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The remaining 254 became the focus of a report questioning the transparency and credibility of Israel’s military investigative system. But what, precisely, had BBC Verify established?

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Its methodology involved searching BBC and Reuters reports for incidents in which the IDF had said it was investigating, reviewing, checking or examining allegations of harm. Researchers then searched the IDF’s website for published conclusions. In other words, these were not

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BBC Verify’s own report acknowledges that the IDF had completed approximately 150 fact-finding reviews and transferred them to military prosecutors for examination. The BBC couldn't establish whether any of these overlapped with its dataset of 254 cases without publicly

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"The question, then, is why a broadcaster capable of such careful, rigorous and specific reporting on allegations against British forces appears willing to draw considerably broader implications from substantially narrower findings when the military under scrutiny is Israeli,"

JUST IN: Nearly 60% of the IDF investigations BBC Verify claimed had "no public outcome" may have already completed initial fact-finding and been sent to prosecutors, @CAMERAorgUK finds.

When NPR’s Daniel Estrin claimed "Kill all the Arabs" is everyday conversation in Israel, he offered no polls, no data, no evidence—just personal anecdotes passed off as national consensus. The result was a case study in journalistic malpractice. 🔗: camera.org/article/nprs-j…

Is freedom of the press enough for a healthy democracy? Not if media institutions abandon their duty to fair and accurate reporting. Join us for Part 1 of CAMERA’s 3-Part Series on Media Bias in the U.S., U.K., and Israel. David Litman, CAMERA’s U.S. Media Research Manager,

Macklemore used his platform to endorse campus encampments, but here is what he isn't telling his fans: Campus Reality: Jewish students faced harassment, physical blockades, and targeted hostility across universities. The Line: As House Speaker Mike Johnson noted, violating

On CNN, David Axelrod raised eyebrows by suggesting the Israeli Prime Minister “may be” responsible for October 7 due to intelligence failures and refused to name Hamas when asked directly who committed the massacre. Axelrod also falsely mislabeled AIPAC as "Israel's lobby"

In a recent Sojourners article, Rev. Gerlyn Henry calls children's entertainer Ms. Rachel "simply prophetic." Forget predicting the future—Henry and Ms. Rachel can't even get facts about the present right when it comes to Israel. CAMERA's David Orenstein breaks down the

Philadelphia schools are seeking to fire Ismael Jimenez, a central figure in CAMERA’s report on how ideologically driven educators reshaped the district’s curriculum and fueled antisemitism. The @PhillyInquirer cites CAMERA’s findings. 🔗: camera.org/philadelphia-s…