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CAMERA’s research was cited extensively in a major new @EdWorkforceCmte report investigating K-12 antisemitism.
Our 81-page investigation from February unearthed systemic bias in the School District of Philadelphia's curriculum—and congressional pressure is forcing real accountability.
According to the committee's report:
• SDP’s social studies curriculum director is undergoing termination proceedings.
• SDP is ending the practice of allowing teachers/admins to write social studies curricula.
Watch Naomi Klein rant about "anti-Palestinian racism" and "Jewish fascists" as @guardian interviewer @chakrabortty just sits and nods along.
"Because of anti-Palestinian racism, Jewish voices get more of a say."
CAMERA retweeted
The Hannah Gann scandal isn't just about a teacher's false identity claims, argues Rebecca Schgallis.
It's about what happened inside her classroom.
With Philadelphia schools facing allegations of antisemitism and a congressional investigation, Schgallis asks why political activism was allowed to shape students' education.
jns.org/opinion/rebecca-schg…
As reported by Israel National News, on Oct. 13, the IDF and Shin Bet raided two terror organization offices masked as illegal “charities” in Judea and Samaria (West Bank).
During the operations, security forces apprehended five operatives who collaborated with Hamas and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). According to the IDF, both organizations were designated as unlawful associations, served as organizational and financial arms of terror organizations and supported terrorist activities in Judea and Samaria.
Read more on this story and others you might have missed in CAMERA's weekly news roundup:
camera.org/article/the-news-…
CAMERA’s @RealAaronGoren flags a misleading @NBCNews tweet that omits critical context: two Israeli soldiers were killed when Palestinian gunmen opened fire at a military checkpoint near Hebron.
CAMERA retweeted
Really insane headline... Per usual the Israeli account is presented with foggy narrative words like "accused."
BREAKING: Israel orders a “full lockdown” of the occupied West Bank after its military kills two Palestinians accused of launching an attack that injured five people near the city of Hebron. nbcnews.com/world/middle-eas…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The post inaccurately states the attack injured five people; two Israeli soldiers were killed and three others injured when Palestinian gunmen opened fire at a military checkpoint near Hebron.
timesofisrael.com/5-injured-2-cr…
nbcnews.com/world/middle-e…
Read CAMERA's press release: camera.org/article/press-rel…
CNN's Jeremy Diamond and Tal Shalev’s Oct. 8 article on Israeli hostages killed in captivity illustrates exactly how little blame the reporters place on Hamas for the hostage crisis, and how willingly they blame Israel for the crimes of Palestinian terrorists.
Read @D_Grunblatt's analysis for more:
camera.org/article/cnn-insis…
Millions of people are suffering through mass killings, sexual violence, starvation and displacement in Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo. So why are these crises receiving a fraction of the BBC’s attention devoted to Israel?
We examined BBC coverage between April and October 2026. The findings are striking: the BBC website published 252 stories about Israel, compared with 25 about Sudan and just 10 about the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Sudanese and Congolese civilians are enduring horrific atrocities, yet their suffering remains far less visible to British audiences. These conflicts are complex, consequential and deserving of serious reporting.
Every civilian deserves to have their suffering recognised. Media outlets have a responsibility to cover humanitarian crises consistently, regardless of where they happen or whether the story fits a familiar political narrative.
👉 Share now to help fight against anti-Israel bias in the media.
🔗 Read the full article at camera.org
CAMERA retweeted
The @NewYorker's legendary fact-checking department was nowhere to be found in @IChotiner's latest Gaza interview:
• The article frames Hamas disarming as merely an "Israeli condition," omitting that disarmament is a required part of the international peace framework.
• Chotiner echoed unverified claims that Israel banned peanut butter as a "luxury," ignoring public aid records showing tens of thousands of pounds delivered.
• The piece uncritically cites a Gaza medical official without disclosing his documented Hamas military affiliations.
Analysis by @soccerdhg.
🔗: camera.org/article/the-new-y…
AP repeatedly misrepresented the proportion of women and children reported killed in Gaza, despite having already issued a correction following CAMERA’s intervention.
In August, AP corrected its claim that women and children made up “most” of the fatalities, clarifying that they accounted for roughly half, according to figures from Gaza’s Hamas-run Health Ministry.
Yet in October, the same claim appeared again. AP issued another correction, but this time dropped the attribution to the Hamas-run source, presenting the disputed figure as fact.
That raises a fundamental question about journalistic standards: why repeat an error that has already been corrected, and why remove the attribution needed to assess the reliability of the figures?
👉 Share now to help fight against anti-Israel bias in the media.
🔗 Read the full report at camera.org
For years, major news outlets reported deaths in Gaza as the deaths of “journalists.”
Now, the IDF has released evidence identifying 170 individuals presented as journalists or media workers as members of Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
These names appeared in reporting, headlines, obituaries and stories used to portray Israel as deliberately targeting journalists.
If those reports were based on incomplete or inaccurate information, the record needs to be corrected. Not quietly. Not buried in an archive. Clearly and publicly. Journalists who were members of terrorist organisations cannot simply be treated as independent members of the press without scrutiny.
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🔗 Read the full report at camera.org
NPR went on a gaslighting blitz when it pretended that journalists out of Gaza aren't under Hamas control (including their own reporter there) and failed to acknowledge to its audience how many "journalists" in Gaza were outed as terrorists.
Read CAMERA's @JKouzi36 for more:
camera.org/article/see-no-ev…
NPR went on a gaslighting blitz when it pretended that journalists out of Gaza aren't under Hamas control (including their own reporter there) and failed to acknowledge to its audience how many "journalists" in Gaza were outed as terrorists.
Read CAMERA's @JKouzi36 for more:
camera.org/article/see-no-ev…
The @NewYorker's legendary fact-checking department was nowhere to be found in @IChotiner's latest Gaza interview:
• The article frames Hamas disarming as merely an "Israeli condition," omitting that disarmament is a required part of the international peace framework.
• Chotiner echoed unverified claims that Israel banned peanut butter as a "luxury," ignoring public aid records showing tens of thousands of pounds delivered.
• The piece uncritically cites a Gaza medical official without disclosing his documented Hamas military affiliations.
Analysis by @soccerdhg.
🔗: camera.org/article/the-new-y…
CAMERA retweeted
Haverford College religion professor Guangtian Ha was arrested and indicted for cyberstalking after sending over 50 anonymous antisemitic threats to a Jewish colleague.
The @nytimes's Vimal Patel and Yair Rosenberg "excised the words “Jew” and “Jews” when it quoted the professor’s threat as saying, “Remember this. You scums have had it too easy.” The Times left out the rest of the threat, which was “LM [Lower Merion] jews are going to have it big time, jew [sic].”
Why sanitized coverage for severe anti-Jewish harassment?
Read the breakdown by CAMERA's @JKouzi36:
camera.org/article/twenty-fo…
