New York Times Praises Profane Anti-Israel Poet
The New York Times recently reverentially profiled poet (now an Anglican Church priest) Alice Goodman, creator of the anti-Israel wording in a controversial grand opera.
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The New York Times recently reverentially profiled poet (now an Anglican Church priest) Alice Goodman, creator of the anti-Israel wording in a controversial grand opera. Alternative Facts Under NY Times Editor Matt Seaton
The Opinion editor refuses to correct claims that Eilat was an Egyptian port, Abbas accepts a Jewish state, Israel built no Arab cities, and Palestinian factions don't call for a one-state solution, and defends the claims with alternative facts of his own. CAMERA Prompts NYT to Pull Anti-Semitic Talkback
New York Times editors thanked CAMERA for bringing to their attention an anti-Semitic comment that was highlighted as a NYT pick. They apologized and removed the offensive talkback, saying it had been published and highlighted in error.
New York Times “Journeys” Corrects on Gaza Area “Settlements,” “Palestine”
CAMERA prompts correction of promotional material for a New York Times "Journeys" Israel trip which misleadingly referred to Israeli "settlements" near Gaza. Editors also correct an inaccurate reference to "Palestine."
NYT: Shaping Perceptions of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
The New York Times did not publish quotes from the campaign of incitement by Palestinian leaders or describe the enactment of anti-Israeli violence at a Hamas camp. And it did not report on the terrorist stabbing of an Israeli civilian, likely a result of such incitement. What did it emphasize instead? The New York Times: Misleading by Omission
A New York Times' article about a July 14th Palestinian terror attack in Jerusalem contains no falsehoods or errors, but nevertheless manages to mislead readers both about Jerusalem and its holy sites, as well as the motives behind the events.
NY Times: Nathan Thrall’s Ode to Palestinian Violence
The New York Times devotes 2000-words to an opinion piece that appears to justify Palestinian violence and terrorism as an effective means to chase Israel out of the West Bank. In the process, the article twists the facts and makes incoherent, internally contradictory arguments.
New York Times Corrects, Again, About Judaism’s Holiest Site
The very day that a CAMERA Op-Ed about "fake news" and media bias appears in The Jerusalem Post, calling out The New York Times for repeatedly misidentifying Judaism's holiest site, the "paper of record" errs – and corrects – again. New York Times Video Cuts Key White House Words on Settlement Construction
ANew York Times video cuts out significant words from a White House statement, completely misleading about the administration's position on Israeli construction within settlement boundaries. New York Times Adds Terrorist Background on Op-Ed Contributor Marwan Barghouti
The Marwan Barghouti Op-Ed fiasco underscores that while The Times says it holds governments accountable, it exempts the Palestinians. And while it claims to check and uncover facts, it gives a pass to "the facts" offered up by convicted terrorists.