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| | The terrorist backgrounds of Jenin gunmen are expurgated by the Times.</blockquote></ref> <i>Another New York Times Journalistic Malpractice Case. Again, Libeling Israel. | | The terrorist backgrounds of Jenin gunmen are expurgated by the Times.</blockquote></ref> <i>Another New York Times Journalistic Malpractice Case. Again, Libeling Israel. |
| | The terrorist backgrounds of Jenin gunmen are expurgated by the Times.</i> | | The terrorist backgrounds of Jenin gunmen are expurgated by the Times.</i> |
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| | + | ===Hiba Yazbek=== |
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| | + | In April 2022, the radically biased NYT hired another vile Islamic anti-Israel propagandist, Hiba Yazbek. As if hiring Raja Abdulrahim wasn't estructive enough. In 2021 for example Yazbek protested "emotionally " Israel eliminating a murderer terrorist.<ref>Alana Goodman, [https://freebeacon.com/?p=1588551 The Anti-Israel Past of NYT Jerusalem Bureau’s Latest Hire], ''Washington Free Beacon'', April 28, 2022. |
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| | + | The latest hire in the New York Times‘s Jerusalem Bureau doesn't exactly have a history of scrupulous objectivity when it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Hiba Yazbek, a former intern for Israeli-bashing Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D., Mich.), called herself a victim of Israel's "mental occupation" and said Palestinians are a "minority in our own land" in a 2020 speech. |
| | + | Yazbek, who joined the Times as a news assistant last week, deleted similar comments she had posted on Twitter, as well as posts in which she condemned Israel for killing terrorist.</blockquote></ref> |
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| | + | Watchdog:<ref name=camera-26apr2022>[https://www.camera.org/article/at-ny-times-jerusalem-bureau-a-new-hire-with-the-same-old-slant/ AT NY Times Jerusalem Bureau, a New Hire With the Same Old Slant], CAMERA, Apr 26, 2022.</ref><blockquote>A Pattern of Hiring to Ensure a Pattern of Bias |
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| | + | That the newspaper would hire such a partisan is telling. |
| | + | For context, Yazbek is hardly the first person with a history of anti-Israel comments to be employed by the Times. A decade before joining the newspaper in 2015, Diaa Hadid had worked for the anti-Israel NGO Ittijah, had written that she even “can’t look at Israelis any more,” and insisted the Jewish-state was a country “founded on hate.” Her “objectivity got thrown out the window,” she had admitted. (Hadid has since left the Times.) |
| | + | Shortly after the 9/11 attacks, while a student at the University of Florida, Raja Abdulrahim wrote to her campus paper to protest a description of Hamas and Hezbollah as “terror organizations” that have “murdered innocent Israeli civilians. A few years later, she was given a thousands of dollars by the anti-Israel (and anti-synagogue) organization CAIR to “encourage” journalism that is congruous with CAIR’s ideology. Recently, Abdulrahim was hired by the New York Times. |
| | + | But in Yazbek’s case, the evidence of a skewed perspective about the conflict is particularly recent relative to her hiring.</blockquote> |
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| | ===Bucha massacre=== | | ===Bucha massacre=== |