Writing in the dogmatically anti-Israel New York Review of Books, a former Times Executive Editor Joseph Lelyveld argues that Jimmy Carter didn't go far enough with his apartheid analogy.
In June, a CAMERA mailing alerted members to many of the recurring problems of biased coverage of Israel by the New York Times, the nation's most influential newspaper.
If the New York Times botches its coverage of Israel, tipping reality upside down, making lesser occurrences into major stories and slighting deadly-serious events, what are the repercussions? Do senior editors carefully weigh substantive questions raised by concerned readers – or do they deflect criticism with evasions and insults?