

The New York Times Rewrites History of the Gaza Conflict
Within weeks of the end of the Gaza conflict, the New York Times omits certain key events and uses questionable language to describe the way the conflict began.
Within weeks of the end of the Gaza conflict, the New York Times omits certain key events and uses questionable language to describe the way the conflict began.
The war in Gaza has produced an unusually rich analysis of media coverage of the
The New York Times publishes an uncorroborated allegation of IDF abuse from the son of a top Hamas government official.
The New York Times reports from the scene of an Israeli targeted assassination where Hamas has prevented media reports through intimidation.
Investigative journalist Richard Behar exposes New York Times Gaza correspondent Fares Akram used an image of Yasser Arafat as his Facebook profile photo.
New York Times bureau chief Jodi Rudoren tweets that the Foreign Press Association’s statement on Hamas intimidation of journalists is “dangerous.”
There is something missing in the way the Gaza conflict is being portrayed in pictures
If the New York Times believes this the most accurate way to report on a conflict is with a “death count” graphic, why don’t they do so with Syria?
It was only a matter of time before the “blame Israel” brigades began to find
There’s no place for Gazans to hide during Israeli strikes because there are no bomb
A New York Times opinion piece mixes up cause and effect, claiming Israel’s reaction to the Palestinian unity government is to blame for Hamas violence.
Writing in the New York Times, eastern Jerusalem Palestinian mother Rula Salameh expresses her fears for her children at the hands of malevolent Israelis.
The New York Times disparages the IDF’s measures to avoid civilian casualties in Gaza while failing to focus on Hamas’ policy of using human shields.
Three Israeli boys have been kidnapped yet the New York Times is still more concerned
The second part of our long-term study.
Our Watchdog of the Week prompts the NY Times to change a headline.
Following the successful Rolling Stones concert in Tel Aviv, it’s not been a great week
The NY Times publicizes the anti-Zionist work of Zochrot.
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