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As a former senior editor at ''Time'' magazine, he now writes on foreign affairs for [[The Washington Post]], authoring the Today's ''WorldView'' newsletter and column.  

As a former senior editor at ''Time'' magazine, he now writes on foreign affairs for [[The Washington Post]], authoring the Today's ''WorldView'' newsletter and column.  

Media watchdogs have pointed to Tharoor’s work at The Washington Post as consistently biased against Israel, accusing him of shielding [[Hamas]], ignoring the role of [[Arab]]-[[Islamism|Islamic]] "Palestinian" leadership in perpetuating conflict, and exploiting Jewish [[Holocaust]] trauma to smear critics of immigration while sidestepping modern anti-Semitism.  

Media watchdogs have pointed to Tharoor’s work at The Washington Post as consistently biased against Israel, accusing him of shielding [[Hamas]], ignoring the role of [[Arab]]-[[Islamism|Islamic]] "Palestinian" leadership in perpetuating conflict, and exploiting Jewish [[Holocaust]] trauma to smear critics of immigration while sidestepping modern [[anti-Semitism]].  

Previously based in Hong Kong and New York City, Tharoor also served as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service for two years. His writings continue to spark debate for their perceived hostility toward Israel and failure to adequately address the dangers of jihadist ideologies.

Previously based in Hong Kong and New York City, Tharoor also served as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service for two years. His writings continue to spark debate for their perceived hostility toward Israel and failure to adequately address the dangers of jihadist ideologies.