Back to Fellows Main Fellows Ilan Bajarlia * Lauren Barney * Ian Campbell * Meytall Chernoff * Philip Chinitz * Alana Corre * Josh Dienstman * César Domingo * Nicole Einbinder * Madelyn Grant * Avia Gridi * Danielle Haberer * Brett Hausler * Justin Hayet * Ben Horowitz * Ben Kravis * Abraham Mercado * Daniel Narvy * Alisa Rudy * Michelle Soicher * Samantha Weinberg * John Wright * Andrew Wallin * Kayla Wold Alabama State University John Wright is a Sophomore Finance Major at The...
Splitting Hairs
On July 4, 2013, Adly Mansour was sworn in as Egypt’s interim president. Since then, the Muslim Brotherhood, an extremely influential Islamic movement, has reported that a senior Arab member of the media has made claims that Mansour is of Jewish decent. According to The Alegemeiner, the person who made the...
Israel: The Modern Canary
Contributed by CAMERA Intern Rebecca Pritzker (en español) In the early ages of mining, coal miners brought canaries with them into the depths of the cavernous mines. As they mined, the brightly colored birds sang, filling the otherwise gloomy caves with cheerful song. As long as the birds continued to...
Arab Voices
As James Zogby says, what the Arab voices are saying to us certainly matters. However, Zogby's Arab Voices largely ignores the most ominous Arab (and other Muslim) voices – those of crowds from London to Aden screaming in unison “Jihad, Jihad†and “Death to America†and “Death to Israelâ€â€“ including...
Palestine: Peace not Apartheid
Former President Carter's book was fraught with falsehoods about and misrepresentations of Israel, yielding much criticism. CAMERA has compiled a more detailed and inclusive list of factual errors from Carter’s book and media appearances.
The Trouble With Textbooks: Distorting History And Religion
According to the recently released The Trouble with Textbooks: Distorting History and Religion, textbooks commonly used in America’s schools are misinforming K-12 students about subjects ranging from history to religion and politics.
Elusive Peace: Israel and the Arabs
As with so many previous BBC documentaries on the Middle East, the latest effort, Elusive Peace, is yet another wasted opportunity. As in its tendentious predecessors, Palestinian officials like Saeb Erekat are trotted out over and over again as disappointed peacemakers. The documentary also manages to interview not a single...
Impact of Terror
A moving documentary about Israeli victims of terror struggling to cope in the aftermath of the Aug. 9, 2001 Sbarro pizzeria bombing in Jerusalem. It effectively maps out the victims’ scars –both physical and emotional – and humanizes the personal struggles of individuals who are often unnamed in news reports...