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Tamar Sternthal

Tamar Sternthal is director of media research and analysis for CAMERA (Committee for Accuracy and Middle East Reporting and Analysis), and director of the organization’s Israel office.

When it comes to “The New York Times” and “Associated Press,” every lurid fabrication is fit for print and worthy of the public consciousness, however ludicrous or unsubstantiated.
Buried coverage of the horrific hostage starvation videos is the latest, most blatant and jarring example of mainstream media erasing the hostages.
The journalistic contortions in Suhauna Hussain’s Los Angeles Times coverage of an anti-Israel demonstration.
And just like that, Iran’s threats against the Jewish state are wiped from the record,
In an “elected autocracy,” how does the opposition beat out the coalition, only to become the opposition once again?
Answer: When a senior Israeli security official reveals that Palestinian terrorists were on the verge of opening a dangerous new front against Israeli civilians.
Using the body as a “tool to achieve change.”
Once again, mainstream media minimizes and obscures Palestinian terrorism.
The publicly-funded network casts doubt on whether the Jewish Temples stood on the Mount.
Despite a supposedly “collapsing” fishing industry, Gazan fishermen have somehow more than doubled their catch.
The fact that Jerusalem, not Tel Aviv, is Israel’s capital is the type of information a travel publication should know offhand.
A comparison to coverage at other media outlets exposes CNN’s strenuous efforts to create the false impression that raging Israeli soldiers are killing peaceful Palestinian civilians.