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Fischberger points out that Kristof had once again relied heavily on emotionally charged testimony without sufficient corroboration.<ref>{{cite web |title=In 2014, Nicholas Kristof had to write a humiliating blog post titled “When Sources May Have Lied.” |url=[https://x.com/EFischberger/status/2053964732944556478](https://x.com/EFischberger/status/2053964732944556478) |website=X (Twitter) |author=Eitan Fischberger |date=2026-05-11}}</ref>
Fischberger points out that Kristof had once again relied heavily on emotionally charged testimony without sufficient corroboration.<ref>{{cite web |title=In 2014, Nicholas Kristof had to write a humiliating blog post titled “When Sources May Have Lied.” |url=[https://x.com/EFischberger/status/2053964732944556478](https://x.com/EFischberger/status/2053964732944556478) |website=X (Twitter) |author=Eitan Fischberger |date=2026-05-11}}</ref>
Others points out the New York Times' horrific reporting on the attack on Al Ahli hospital (Nov 2023) which turned out to be by jihadi rocket. Kristof has repeatedly been misled by "Palestinian" sources in past reporting. He highlighted a previous case involving "Palestinian" [[[racist<ref><small>(On 9.25.20, replying to "Rabin was a peacemaker," Refaat: "so was Hitler."
On 11.16.12 "you jew won;t understand, you will never, yo are a jew after all..." [sic]
"are most jews evil? of course [sic] [Refaat wrote] they are...")</small></ref>]]] Refaat Alareer, who presented himself differently to a Times reporter than he did publicly elsewhere.
'''Timing controversy'''
'''Timing controversy'''