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The Malula Journal article on April 22, about efforts in the village of Malula, Syria, and two neighboring villages to preserve Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus, referred incorrectly to the name of the region where Jesus spent most of his time. It was Galilee — not Palestine, which derives from the word Palestina, the name that Roman conquerors gave to the region more than 100 years after Jesus’s death.</i></blockquote>
The Malula Journal article on April 22, about efforts in the village of Malula, Syria, and two neighboring villages to preserve Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus, referred incorrectly to the name of the region where Jesus spent most of his time. It was Galilee — not Palestine, which derives from the word Palestina, the name that Roman conquerors gave to the region more than 100 years after Jesus’s death.</i></blockquote>
==2026 Midterm elections=
==2026 Midterm elections==
The The New York Times was slammed for its election-night television coverage, which recommended NBC, ABC, CBS, and CNN but did not mention [[Fox News]]. Columnist also questioned the political backgrounds of Times staff members and criticized the newspaper's coverage of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, its characterization of criticism directed at El-Sayed as Islamophobic, and a book review discussing Israel and the Holocaust. The article argued that these examples reflected declining political impartiality at the newspaper.<ref>{{cite news |last=Stoll |first=Ira |title=The New York Times Is Getting Really, Really Ridiculous |url=https://freebeacon.com/media/the-new-york-times-is-getting-really-really-ridiculous/ |work=Washington Free Beacon |date=November 2, 2026}}</ref>
The The New York Times was slammed for its election-night television coverage, which recommended NBC, ABC, CBS, and CNN but did not mention [[Fox News]]. Columnist also questioned the political backgrounds of Times staff members and criticized the newspaper's coverage of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, its characterization of criticism directed at El-Sayed as Islamophobic, and a book review discussing Israel and the Holocaust. The article argued that these examples reflected declining political impartiality at the newspaper.<ref>{{cite news |last=Stoll |first=Ira |title=The New York Times Is Getting Really, Really Ridiculous |url=https://freebeacon.com/media/the-new-york-times-is-getting-really-really-ridiculous/ |work=Washington Free Beacon |date=November 2, 2026}}</ref>