NY Times Downplays Dee Family Murders, Continuing a Pattern
The names Maia, Rina, and Lucy Dee are nowhere to be found in the New York Times. And that's just the start of the problem.
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CAMERA Op-Ed: The New York Times’ Jesus Problem
Accuracy about biographical details of a historical figure central to a leading world religion shouldn't be too hard.
NYT Senses Moment to Demonize Jewish Settlers
Reporters Patrick Kingsley and Raja Abdulrahim expand their enterprise of vilifying Israel as the culprit in the ongoing Palestinian-Israeli conflict by focusing on Israeli settlers.
Terror in Jerusalem, Counter-Terror in Jenin, and False Moral Equivalency
While coming from different starting points, two journalistic misdeeds— drawing a false moral equivalency and applying a double standard — end up with the same reprehensible result: minimizing and obscuring Palestinian terrorism. Coverage of the deadly Palestinian terror attack outside a Jerusalem synagogue versus a fatal Israeli arrest raid in Jenin provide a case in point.
CAMERA Op-Ed: New York Machete Attacker Had a Motive: Israel
On New Years Eve, a domestic terrorist attacked several New York City police officers. His motive? American support for Israel.
[Updated] Is Judicial Reform a Threat to Israeli Democracy?
The new Israeli government plans fundamental legal reforms to fix perceived vast overreach by the Supreme Court and the legal system. Critics charge the reforms foreshadow the demise of democracy. But would the reforms actually move Israel closer to the system in other parliamentary democracies?
Antisemitism and the New York Times
The NYT recently published its10th article taking aim at Hasidic schools since September, in addition to a lengthy editorial and other features accusing that community of wrongdoing. CAMERA points out the cognitive biases and lack of evidence that mar the report, as well as the risk of fueling grievances against a community that is increasingly targeted with antisemitic assaults.
More Palestinian Propaganda from New York Times Reporter Raja Abdulrahim
New York Times reporter Raja Abdulrahim has a long history of anti-Israel propaganda, and her latest article adds to the toll of distortions. She and her co-author charge that the IDF "never" refers to Palestinians injured or killed in military actions as civilians. But multiple examples prove Abdulrahim is once again, at best, wrong.
NYT Guest Essay: Propaganda in the Guise of Health Scholarship
Despite touting her scholarship and research, guest essayist Yara Asi provided nothing more than a clichéd menu of agitprop, devoid of both scholarship and research. It was the sort that's generally served up by the least sophisticated of anti-Israel propagandists.
Hook, Line and Sinker: New York Times’ Gaza Fishing Story Reels In Readers, Forgoes Facts
UPDATE: CAMERA prompts an Editor's Note after The New York Times falsely reported that Gaza's fishing industry is collapsing under the Israeli blockade, ignoring official Palestinian data showing that the catch has more than doubled in the last 15 years.