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Classrooms have become a battleground for the truth as malicious anti-Zionist activists position themselves as teachers in order to indoctrinate children against Israel and the USA. In response, CAMERA and Stop Hate in Schools have teamed up and developed a database and interactive map that tracks the influence of some of the most prominent curriculum providers advancing these harmful perspectives.

Read the full story on how the Times is trying to justify historical inaccuracy. camera.org/article/does-i…

Even though major outlets like Reuters, AP, and CNN and the Time itself have corrected this exact mistake in the past, the Times argues Jerusalem's status is too "contested" to call it the capital. But if the Israeli government doesn't reside in Tel Aviv, why use it as a proxy for the state's seat of power?

The New York Times is standing by a blatant factual error. In a June 2026 opinion column, writer Azadeh Moaveni referred to Tel Aviv as Israel's capital and seat of power. While Jerusalem is the country's actual capital and seat of power, housing the Knesset, the Prime Minister’s office, and the Supreme Court, the Times rejected a formal correction request from CAMERA.

7/ Today's media ecosystem is dictated by selective outrage. What the press chooses not to print is just as telling as what they do. Independent scrutiny remains the best antidote to biased editing. CAMERA has yoiu covered.🧵camera.org/article/the-ne…

6/ The cost of bad faith? The court found @ICJPalestine severely breached its "duty of candor" and ordered them to pay £82,130 in legal fees to the soldier. Even worse for them: the judge expects them to attach this damning ruling to any future court filings in England & Wales.

Another week, another list of news items the media didn't tell you about. Here are 3 highly material, underreported stories involving Israel & the Middle East you likely missed last week: 👇

@BBC describes the barrier around Bethlehem as a towering concrete wall stretching through the city. There's just one problem: most of it isn't a wall. Approximately 95% of the barrier is a chain-link fence. Only about 5% consists of concrete wall sections, primarily in areas where snipers and terrorist attacks once targeted Israeli civilians. The barrier was built during the Second Intifada after years of suicide bombings and terrorist attacks that killed hundreds of Israelis. Since its construction, those attacks have fallen dramatically. As usual, the BBC's audience gets an incomplete picture. 👉 Share now to help fight against anti-Israel bias in the media. 🔗 Read the full report at camera.org

There are just EIGHT days left before CAMERA’s 2026 International Student Leadership Conference in Boston! Join this year’s cohort of CAMERA Fellows for intensive training on how to combat media bias, strengthen pro-Israel advocacy, and counter the rising tide of antisemitism and anti-Zionism on campuses worldwide. Spots are limited — apply now to become a CAMERA Fellow and gain the tools, network, and support you need to make an impact: Apply Here → cameraconference.com

FLASHBACK: An Israeli government review of thousands of @UN reports, bulletins, and briefings reveals a systemic breakdown of neutrality and a consistent bias in favor of Hamas. The report exposes a highly coordinated 3-stage data laundering pipeline used by the United Nations to aganda: 1️⃣ Initial Attribution: A UN agency (like OCHA) reports Gaza casualty or infrastructure numbers, citing a "local entity" while completely hiding that the source is a fully Hamas-controlled ministry. 2️⃣ Institutional Laundering: Other UN bodies cite that original report, changing the source credit to the first UN agency (e.g., "according to OCHA"). The original Hamas source is completely erased from the record. 3️⃣ Authoritative Rebranding: Global media, governments, and diplomats cite the data as an undisputed fact originating from or verified by a neutral international body (e.g., "according to the UN"). This explosive report directly confirms what CAMERA researchers have been at the forefront of documenting for years. When it comes to Israel, the UN and the media aren't interested in verifying facts. They're laundering a narrative.

@nytimes is standing by a blatant factual error. In a June 2026 opinion column, writer @AzadehMoaveni referred to Tel Aviv as Israel's capital and seat of power. While Jerusalem is the country's actual capital and seat of power, housing the Knesset, the Prime Minister’s office, and the Supreme Court, the Times rejected a formal correction request from CAMERA. Even though major outlets like Reuters, AP, and CNN, and The Times itself have corrected this exact mistake in the past, The Times argues Jerusalem's status is too "contested" to call it the capital. But if the Israeli government doesn't reside in Tel Aviv, why use it as a proxy for the state's seat of power? Read the full story on how the Times is trying to justify historical inaccuracy. camera.org/article/does-i…

Does The New York Times have a double standard when it comes to reporting sexual assault? Two editorial decisions from the paper show a jarring contrast in how they handle serious allegations. On one hand, the Times muted verifiable, first-hand accounts against Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner, claiming they couldn't fully corroborate the details, even though other outlets easily verified the exact same sources. On the other hand, the paper’s opinion section gave a massive megaphone to uncorroborated, third-party hearsay allegations of abuse against Palestinian prisoners in a piece by Nicholas Kristof, relying on highly partisan and unverified sources. Journalism requires equal skepticism for everyone, regardless of the target's identity. Why did the Times demand an impossibly high threshold of proof in one case, while completely abandoning basic verification in the other? Why do you think the New York Times credibility fell so hard? Let us know in the comments. #NewYorkTimes #MediaBias #JournalismStandards #GrahamPlatner #NicholasKristof #CurrentEvents camera.org/article/why-do…

@opiniojuris published a massive hit piece demanding a boycott of Israeli data centers, but the supposed "facts" are a mess: 📷 False claims Israel is stealing gas, it actually gave the PA permission to develop 📷 Revives the lie that Israel is stealing water 📷 Flat-out misquotes the ICJ @dmlitman exposes the inaccuracies. camera.org/article/a-fact…

Major media outlets like the @nytimes want you to believe @hasanthehun is just a harmless "mainstream" streamer. The Times has published three fawning profiles in six years—even scrubbing headlines to protect their own reputation—to sell you that narrative. But the reality of Hasan Piker is more disturbing than the media admits. From dismissing Oct. 7 rape victims to calling the U.S. a "terrorist organization," see the unfiltered fanaticism of Piker once the mask is off:

The fact that MEDICAL SCHOOLS have been teaching about "settler colonialism" - which at this point is a frank anti-Jewish dogwhistle - shows how deep anti-Zionist subversion of education systems has gone. 🧵

CAMERA has a convenient quick-read resource on settler-colonialism and how the theory is used to demonize Israel and the Jewish people. Get your free download here. camera-edu.org/one-pager/sett…

Other aspects of "settler-colonialism" propaganda further try to shove a square peg into a round hole by misapplying concepts of race-based oppression onto Jews. This is done by misrepresenting Jews as "white" and the central profiteers of white supremacy. Never mind that an enormous portion of Europe's Jews were industrially exterminated because they weren't considered white or European.