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| | Noted by watchdog, after NYT was notified of gross errors, "New York Times quietly concedes Jesus didn’t live in [so-called titled/name] "Palestine":<ref>[https://www.camera.org/article/new-york-times-quietly-concedes-jesus-didnt-live-in-palestine/ New York Times Quietly Concedes Jesus Didn’t Live in ‘Palestine’], ''Camera'', June 19, 2023.</ref> | | Noted by watchdog, after NYT was notified of gross errors, "New York Times quietly concedes Jesus didn’t live in [so-called titled/name] "Palestine":<ref>[https://www.camera.org/article/new-york-times-quietly-concedes-jesus-didnt-live-in-palestine/ New York Times Quietly Concedes Jesus Didn’t Live in ‘Palestine’], ''Camera'', June 19, 2023.</ref> |