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CNN anchor Dana Bash says kapos were "Jews who were helping keep the peace, so to speak, in the Nazi concentration camps.” But as Darcie Grunblatt observes, Bash's definition is absurd. "The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum notes that beating and punishing subordinate prisoners was a required duty for kapos, with many committing murders to meet SS expectations, a brutal reality Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel documented in his memoir Night," Grunblatt writes in a recent analysis. Bash is supposed to be "CNN’s premier voice on American Jewry and antisemitism." But instead of confronting misinformation about the Holocaust and Israel, she's aiding in "amplifying harmful revisionism under the banner of legacy journalism."

CNN anchor Dana Bash says kapos were "Jews who were helping keep the peace, so to speak, in the Nazi concentration camps.” But as Darcie Grunblatt observes, Bash's definition is absurd. "The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum notes that beating and punishing subordinate prisoners was a required duty for kapos, with many committing murders to meet SS expectations, a brutal reality Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel documented in his memoir Night," Grunblatt writes in a recent analysis. Bash is supposed to be "CNN’s premier voice on American Jewry and antisemitism." But instead of confronting misinformation about the Holocaust and Israel, she's aiding in "amplifying harmful revisionism under the banner of legacy journalism."

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Remember Mr. FAFO, the pro-Hamas propagandist and liar, whom news organizations cited as a "journalist?"

Remember Mr. FAFO, the pro-Hamas propagandist and liar, whom news organizations cited as a "journalist?"

85,144 views • 1 month ago

A radical curriculum shift in Philadelphia schools is raising serious concerns about antisemitism and historical accuracy. The School District of Philadelphia is the eighth-largest school district in the United States, serving nearly 200,000 students. It has also become a hotbed of antisemitism. CAMERA’s report, Shaping Minds, Spreading Hate: How Antisemitism Took Root in the School District of Philadelphia, documents how sweeping curriculum changes driven by ideology have shifted the district away from teaching history chronologically and toward narratives that attack Western values and institutions. Key changes: SDP reshaped the entire social studies curriculum from chronological to thematic and now focuses on “the three sins of Western civilization”: capitalism, racism, and settler colonialism. It excludes world-shaping events such as the Enlightenment, the French Revolution, both world wars, and the Cold War. It elevates and whitewashes Islamic history. Lessons include an excerpt from Sharia law highlighting its promotion of “equitable financial transactions,” with no further context. Another lesson presents “jihad” as a just war theory. A lesson encourages students to conclude that the U.S. and Israel are “perpetrators of terrorism.” The move toward an “anti-racist, decolonizing curriculum” has encouraged teachers to openly attack Israel, Zionism, and the United States in their classrooms and on social media when communicating with students. This is not education. This is indoctrination.

A radical curriculum shift in Philadelphia schools is raising serious concerns about antisemitism and historical accuracy. The School District of Philadelphia is the eighth-largest school district in the United States, serving nearly 200,000 students. It has also become a hotbed of antisemitism. CAMERA’s report, Shaping Minds, Spreading Hate: How Antisemitism Took Root in the School District of Philadelphia, documents how sweeping curriculum changes driven by ideology have shifted the district away from teaching history chronologically and toward narratives that attack Western values and institutions. Key changes: SDP reshaped the entire social studies curriculum from chronological to thematic and now focuses on “the three sins of Western civilization”: capitalism, racism, and settler colonialism. It excludes world-shaping events such as the Enlightenment, the French Revolution, both world wars, and the Cold War. It elevates and whitewashes Islamic history. Lessons include an excerpt from Sharia law highlighting its promotion of “equitable financial transactions,” with no further context. Another lesson presents “jihad” as a just war theory. A lesson encourages students to conclude that the U.S. and Israel are “perpetrators of terrorism.” The move toward an “anti-racist, decolonizing curriculum” has encouraged teachers to openly attack Israel, Zionism, and the United States in their classrooms and on social media when communicating with students. This is not education. This is indoctrination.

320,553 views • 8 months ago

The antisemitic trope of Jews as "puppeteers" just made it to daytime TV unchallenged. Last week, Charlamagne Tha God claimed on The View that "America is not in control ... and I don’t feel like they ever have been" and called President Trump "Netanyahu’s puppet." The show's hosts offered no pushback. The audience applauded. "Through their polite silence, The View laundered a toxic trope and mainstreamed it. Such passive enablement is precisely how prejudice is normalized," writes J. Kouzi. This is what a breakdown in mainstream media accountability looks like:

The antisemitic trope of Jews as "puppeteers" just made it to daytime TV unchallenged. Last week, Charlamagne Tha God claimed on The View that "America is not in control ... and I don’t feel like they ever have been" and called President Trump "Netanyahu’s puppet." The show's hosts offered no pushback. The audience applauded. "Through their polite silence, The View laundered a toxic trope and mainstreamed it. Such passive enablement is precisely how prejudice is normalized," writes J. Kouzi. This is what a breakdown in mainstream media accountability looks like:

136,325 views • 3 months ago

In a recent CNN interview, Brad Lander invoked the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention to support his accusations against Israel. But there's a crucial piece of context viewers never heard thanks to CNN anchor Dana Bash's failure to push back on Lander's claims. CAMERA spoke directly with Joseph Lemkin, Raphael Lemkin's closest living relative and attorney, who condemned both the Institute's use of his family's name and Lander's reliance on it. He made clear that the Lemkin Institute has no affiliation with Raphael Lemkin or his family, and that his family has repeatedly objected to its appropriation of the Lemkin name. 👉 Share now to help fight against anti-Israel bias in the media. 🔗 Read the full report at

In a recent CNN interview, Brad Lander invoked the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention to support his accusations against Israel. But there's a crucial piece of context viewers never heard thanks to CNN anchor Dana Bash's failure to push back on Lander's claims. CAMERA spoke directly with Joseph Lemkin, Raphael Lemkin's closest living relative and attorney, who condemned both the Institute's use of his family's name and Lander's reliance on it. He made clear that the Lemkin Institute has no affiliation with Raphael Lemkin or his family, and that his family has repeatedly objected to its appropriation of the Lemkin name. 👉 Share now to help fight against anti-Israel bias in the media. 🔗 Read the full report at

95,180 views • 2 months ago

Watch CNN's Clarissa Ward abandon standard journalistic detachment to shout "This is not your land!" at an Israeli shepherd. As CAMERA's Darcie Grunblatt reveals in a new analysis, the moment is emblematic of a video report that promotes "a singular narrative that Israel is pushing Christians out, ignoring a far more complex reality." "CNN simply broadcast the acceptable West Bank Christian narrative while burying the side of reality hardly anyone is willing to voice out loud."

Watch CNN's Clarissa Ward abandon standard journalistic detachment to shout "This is not your land!" at an Israeli shepherd. As CAMERA's Darcie Grunblatt reveals in a new analysis, the moment is emblematic of a video report that promotes "a singular narrative that Israel is pushing Christians out, ignoring a far more complex reality." "CNN simply broadcast the acceptable West Bank Christian narrative while burying the side of reality hardly anyone is willing to voice out loud."

67,575 views • 1 month ago

🚨 ALERT: CAMERA caught the Washington Post deceptively splicing and altering a Donald Trump quote in a way that falsely assigns blame to Israel. In a July 2 report, The Washington Post journalists claimed Trump complained about Israel disrupting negotiations with Iran, quoting him as saying: "They’ve wiped out everybody. I don’t want them to be killed." Except Trump never said that. Watch the actual video clip below. WaPo reporters spliced together two completely different answers from different parts of his presser. Worse? They literally deleted the words "we've wiped out" from the transcript to hide that Trump was talking about the United States destroying terrorists, not Israel. CAMERA has officially called on the Washington Post to issue a correction for this egregious, deceptive editing.

🚨 ALERT: CAMERA caught the Washington Post deceptively splicing and altering a Donald Trump quote in a way that falsely assigns blame to Israel. In a July 2 report, The Washington Post journalists claimed Trump complained about Israel disrupting negotiations with Iran, quoting him as saying: "They’ve wiped out everybody. I don’t want them to be killed." Except Trump never said that. Watch the actual video clip below. WaPo reporters spliced together two completely different answers from different parts of his presser. Worse? They literally deleted the words "we've wiped out" from the transcript to hide that Trump was talking about the United States destroying terrorists, not Israel. CAMERA has officially called on the Washington Post to issue a correction for this egregious, deceptive editing.

77,549 views • 3 months ago

The Financial Times claimed that Gaza has “the highest rate of child amputees per capita in the world”, attributing the claim to the UN. But when Adam Levick, Media Research Manager at CAMERA UK, traced the claim back, the sourcing fell apart. The UN agencies making the claim ultimately pointed to an International Rescue Committee statement. That statement provided no source or evidence for the global comparison. Watch Adam discuss his findings:

The Financial Times claimed that Gaza has “the highest rate of child amputees per capita in the world”, attributing the claim to the UN. But when Adam Levick, Media Research Manager at CAMERA UK, traced the claim back, the sourcing fell apart. The UN agencies making the claim ultimately pointed to an International Rescue Committee statement. That statement provided no source or evidence for the global comparison. Watch Adam discuss his findings:

15,669 views • 18 days ago

The The New York Times has a choice. It can report on the horrific testimonies of Gazan women and children raped by Hamas, or it can write glowing profiles of pro-Hamas influencers like Hasan Piker. We see which one the Times chose. This is more than a missed story by one news organization. It's an industry-wide pattern of erasure. As CAMERA documented in January, outlets like NPR have spent months minimizing or denying the reality of Hamas’s program of mass sexual assault. Now, the tactic has shifted: When the evidence of Hamas’s systemic violence becomes undeniable, media outlets simply choose to look away. Here's what they're not showing you:

The The New York Times has a choice. It can report on the horrific testimonies of Gazan women and children raped by Hamas, or it can write glowing profiles of pro-Hamas influencers like Hasan Piker. We see which one the Times chose. This is more than a missed story by one news organization. It's an industry-wide pattern of erasure. As CAMERA documented in January, outlets like NPR have spent months minimizing or denying the reality of Hamas’s program of mass sexual assault. Now, the tactic has shifted: When the evidence of Hamas’s systemic violence becomes undeniable, media outlets simply choose to look away. Here's what they're not showing you:

63,503 views • 5 months ago

Major media outlets like the The New York Times want you to believe hasanabi 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 far 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:

Major media outlets like the The New York Times want you to believe hasanabi 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 far 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:

46,014 views • 5 months ago

Mark Perlmutter went on CNN and accused the "Zionist government" of carrying out a "final solution" in Gaza, co-opting Holocaust language to slander the Jewish state. Did Christiane Amanpour challenge the outrageous slur—or just prompt him for more? Judge for yourself:

Mark Perlmutter went on CNN and accused the "Zionist government" of carrying out a "final solution" in Gaza, co-opting Holocaust language to slander the Jewish state. Did Christiane Amanpour challenge the outrageous slur—or just prompt him for more? Judge for yourself:

16,710 views • 1 month ago

In a recent op-ed for Scotland's The Herald, David Pratt endorses the sick idea that the 2nd Intifada was a "war of national liberation." That "liberation" campaign meant suicide bombings and attacks targeting cafes, buses, and pizzerias. Watch the clip below of Ahlam Tamimi, mastermind of the Sbarro pizzeria massacre, one of the defining atrocities of the 2nd Intifada. When told she killed 8 children instead of 3, Tamimi smiles. Is this what The Herald considers "national liberation"?

In a recent op-ed for Scotland's The Herald, David Pratt endorses the sick idea that the 2nd Intifada was a "war of national liberation." That "liberation" campaign meant suicide bombings and attacks targeting cafes, buses, and pizzerias. Watch the clip below of Ahlam Tamimi, mastermind of the Sbarro pizzeria massacre, one of the defining atrocities of the 2nd Intifada. When told she killed 8 children instead of 3, Tamimi smiles. Is this what The Herald considers "national liberation"?

12,762 views • 1 month ago

"The most horrific distortion of reality that we've seen." - During an appearance on RevelationTV's "The Middle East Report," Tricia Miller—Director of CAMERA's Partnership of Christians and Jews—discusses the media's complicity in misrepresenting the truth about what happened on Oct. 7.

"The most horrific distortion of reality that we've seen." - During an appearance on RevelationTV's "The Middle East Report," Tricia Miller—Director of CAMERA's Partnership of Christians and Jews—discusses the media's complicity in misrepresenting the truth about what happened on Oct. 7.

17,867 views • 3 months ago

🚨 ALERT: The The New York Times is launching a review of Nicholas Kristof's articles. According to Semafor, Kristof gave favorable coverage to his own campaign donors while keeping Times readers completely in the dark about the conflict of interest. This is just the latest black mark on the Pulitzer Prize winner. Here was the previous one:

🚨 ALERT: The The New York Times is launching a review of Nicholas Kristof's articles. According to Semafor, Kristof gave favorable coverage to his own campaign donors while keeping Times readers completely in the dark about the conflict of interest. This is just the latest black mark on the Pulitzer Prize winner. Here was the previous one:

12,397 views • 3 months ago

The United Nations's own data now shatters the "Gaza famine" hoax. For years, the UN and major media outlets blamed Israel for a "famine" that never actually happened. The proof is in the numbers. Child malnutrition cases plummeted from over 17,000 in August 2025 to just 3,000 by March 2026. Real famines don't disappear overnight. The narrative was fake from the start. This video shows the truth they don’t want you to see:

The United Nations's own data now shatters the "Gaza famine" hoax. For years, the UN and major media outlets blamed Israel for a "famine" that never actually happened. The proof is in the numbers. Child malnutrition cases plummeted from over 17,000 in August 2025 to just 3,000 by March 2026. Real famines don't disappear overnight. The narrative was fake from the start. This video shows the truth they don’t want you to see:

13,014 views • 5 months ago

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