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In a new report, @WIRED spends an enormous amount of time explaining what Israeli checkpoints do, and far less time explaining why they exist, @jessisajew notes:

CAMERA UK's @leahbenoz has uncovered a glaring double standard in how the BBC reports Israeli vs. Palestinian deaths. When covering the murdered Bibas children in Gaza, the BBC used the passive term "died." When challenged, their official response revealed a massive journalistic

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Forensic findings confirmed 4-year-old Ariel and 10-month-old Kfir Bibas were murdered in captivity. The BBC previously reported this in Feb 2025. Yet during Oct 7 commemorations, they reverted to saying the family simply "died in captivity."

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One day later, a BBC article explicitly reported Palestinians "killed" by Israeli forces—citing zero forensic reports, no IDF records, and relying entirely on Hamas health ministry stats or family claims. No caveats. No independent verification.

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The first individual reported in this piece is a 31 year old mother the BBC claims was shot in the head by Israeli forces while getting her children ready for school. No forensic report is produced, the IDF is quoted as having no record of the incident, the only evidence for

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"This demands the question, is this a failure of standards? Or a different standard applied to Israelis over Palestinians?" Benoz writes, while noting that, "Either answer is damning for a trusted national institution." camera.org/article/does-t…

THE MEDIA IS GIVING MS. RACHEL A SOFT-BALL PR TOUR: Despite recent profiles highlighting Ms. Rachel's Gaza activism, both NPR and @RollingStone ignored major red flags—and erased her actual record on antisemitism and anti-Zionist libels. Here's what the media left out 👇

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📊 @JonahPlatt's analysis of Ms. Rachel’s 683 Instagram posts (Oct 2023 – Mar 2026) revealed: • She did not mention the word "hostages" for 451 days. • 234 posts (~1/3) were on Gaza—all with open comments. • Out of 13 posts sympathetic to Israelis/Jews, 100% had comments

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In July 2025, she introduced her toddler audience to Motaz Azaiza—an activist who stated Oct. 7 shouldn't be condemned and recently admitted Hamas controlled Gaza journalist discourse. When backlash hit, she silently deleted the video. Neither NPR nor Rolling Stone mentioned it.

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Ms. Rachel “accidentally” liked a comment on her Instagram post that said, “Free America From the Jews.” Rather than acknowledging the impact on her Jewish audience, she tearfully claimed she made a mistake and blamed it on hitting “like” instead of “delete.”

The @realDailyWire recently highlighted CAMERA's work monitoring Reuters. @Reuters is currently facing blowback for marking the anniversary of the Oct. 7 massacre by posting video footage that shows Gaza City in ruins. dailywire.com/news/reuters-s…

This is why CAMERA does what it does. Because three years after October 7, there are still students on campus who have never heard the full story of what happened that day. That is why CAMERA sends delegates onto campuses to educate, to answer questions, to share firsthand

Media outlets have a moral duty to help undo the damage they have inflicted on both the Jewish state and journalism after reporting which falsely identified terrorists as journalists, CAMERA's @ShayKhatiri writes in @NRO. camera.org/article/camera…

Palestine: 50% favorable. Israel: 27% favorable. America deserved 9/11: 22% agree. A new Buckley Institute survey of undergrads nationwide paints a troubling picture—and underscores why CAMERA’s work fighting anti-Israel bias in media and education is indispensable.

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Times reporter Yair Rosenberg, whose byline appears on the outlet’s report on the controversy, included professor Guangtian Ha’s explicit antisemitic references to Jews in a tweet on the story. But those references don’t appear in the actual article.

A Haverford religion professor allegedly threatened a Jewish colleague. What he wrote: “The goyim have woken up, jew. Run. Flee. Leave.” Where the @nytimes began its quote: “Run. Flee. Leave.”

NBC, in covering the attempted terror attack aboard Flydubai flight 1073, failed to include the plight and heroic actions of Israeli passengers on board. Once again, the media is refusing to describe Israelis as victims and heroes. Read @RealAaronGoren's latest:

Spanish media can’t get enough of Francesca Albanese. Since 2024, EFE ran ~200 stories on the anti-Israel UN official, alongside heavy coverage from El País and RTVE. Yet when she makes glaring errors on antisemitism, these same outlets go silent. CAMERA's @MashaGabriel breaks

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Paging the @nytimes: Hamas terrorists killed 1,200 people on Oct. 7. x.com/JKouzi36/statu…

Gaza’s civilian deaths have become a weapon in the information war, creating a dangerous incentive to put civilians in harm’s way, CAMERA UK's @leahbenoz writes in the @Jerusalem_Post. camera.org/article/camera…