According to an Israeli start-up superstar, to rid the world of 'fake news,' the internet must stop making this misleading content so profitable for those who peddle it.

International media skews coverage of Israel, a top AP foreign correspondent told a gathering of journalists at this week's Christian Media Summit in Jerusalem.

A photographer was caught on live camera shooting pictures of Arabs pretending to be knocked to the ground by Israeli forces on the Temple Mount.

Take a tour through an Arab-Israeli Muslim village, 20 minutes north of Jerusalem, to learn the real facts vs. the fake news presented by the mainstream media.

Could their anti-Israel bias be the result of 'fake news?' Or anti-Semitism?

Recognition that Israel is the longest-standing subject of fake news is long overdue.

Can you spot the fake news? Take the quiz!

The claim that Jerusalem is holy to Islam is a fraud, explains Dr. Mordechai Kedar, an expert on the Middle East.