The New York Times described the assassinated mastermind of Iran's illicit nuclear weapons program as having 'wanted to live a normal life,' someone who enjoyed poetry and spending time with family.

That’s New York Times coverage of Israel these days: omitting critical context while attempting to impose an irrelevant and inaccurate interpretative framework.

The New York Times 'fuels hostility towards Jews with its incessant, false and inflammatory depictions of Israel,' warns a prominent media watchdog.

New York Times opinion writer was paid Iranian propagandist, prosecutor says.

The New York Times relies on Amnesty and HRW sources in misleading Gaza video.

‘Innocent,’ ‘only children’ in front-page New York Times blood libel included some trained terrorist fighters.

The New York Times was caught using a picture of a 'dead' girl from Gaza that appears to be a stock photo; the same picture was also used in 2017 to accuse Israel of killing Palestinian children.

The Palestinian terror group loves the coverage on this outlet.

The New York Times' shameful coverage of Israel covers up Hamas' war crimes against its own people.

Former Israeli diplomat Lenny Ben-David said that he has 'never seen worse anti-Israel propaganda,' calling Times coverage 'a blood libel' demonizing the Jewish state.

While other outlets report on the trend of militia-like pro-Palestinian gang violence targeting Jews, the New York Times seems bent on emphasizing the peacefulness of protests.

'There’s a word for holding Jews to a higher standard than everyone else: It’s called anti-Semitism,' said Newsweek's Batya Ungar-Sargon.

Recently appointed New York Times Jerusalem Bureau Chief Patrick Kingsley blames human rights abuses by the Palestinian leadership on Israel, Honest Reporting notes.

New York Times columnist Peter Beinart objects to US secondary sanctions on Iran, saying it would harm civilians. But he insists the world should sanction Israel. 

It's time for a modicum of research before the New York Times again repeats the 'occupation' myth.

A recent article criticizing Israel over its method of distribution of vaccines is merely a continuation of the paper's focus on the imagined deficiencies of the State of Israel.

New York Times news article on Biden budget fights rear-guard action against Jerusalem embassy move.

Judge Korman sets Feb. 10 hearing in criminal case of New York Times writer on Iranian payroll.

Kaveh Afrasiabi, the author of over a dozen New York Times opinion articles, was arrested and charged with acting as an agent of the Iranian government.

 Ira Stoll exposed The New York Times for again promoting its anti-Israel agenda, this time in what was supposedly an interview with David Friedman.

‘Goodbye to Hannukah,’ says a headline in the post-Judaism New York Times.

Nearly every day since the New York Times reported that the Palestinians will end terror funding, the PA has denied it.

Is the point of the journalism to report the facts, or to inaccurately sensationalize the news for an audience eager to slander Israel as a 'toilet' for American taxpayer dollars?

It’s hugely hypocritical of the Times, which itself has used the word 'aliyah' in its own news columns repeatedly, to fault an author for doing so.

Like every demagogue, Farrakhan presents a list of shiny “purposes” as among his objectives — self-help, respect, training, jobs, bringing a 'community' together and making it powerful. That was part of Hitler’s message.

'Just as we would think it unfathomable to dialogue with the KKK, or to accommodate the KKK, so too we must stop coddling Israeli settler-colonialism,' according to a Times op-ed.

'Only the NYT would publish such naivete,' Goldstein says, calling Beinart 'racist,' 'infantile,' 'sloppy,' 'paternalistic,' 'neo-colonialist,' and plain 'dumb.'

'The idea of a state that is officially defined as Jewish' is in conflict with the worldviews of many in my generation,' says Strasser.

'Nowadays, standing up for principle at the paper does not win plaudits,' Weiss states in her letter of resignation.

A recent New York Times headline linked public health precautions in modern Israel to the bloody clash between Islam and Christianity during the Middle Ages.

Within a few days, the Times twice distorted the threat Palestinian terrorists pose to Israel. We refuse to remain silent about it!

Not directly and clearly referring to this as a lethally violent act is inexcusable, especially from a newspaper of the Times’ standing.

The paper prefers to portray Covid-19 as a disease that affects ignorant zealots — if those who test positive are Israeli Jews, rather than American blacks.

The Times op-ed compared corona quarantine to a military curfew on Palestinians in 2002, omitting the reason for the curfew: rampant suicide bombings that killed Israelis in staggering numbers.

The New York Times published a flagrant distortion of history to squeeze anti-Israel talking points into a purported lesson about the coronavirus.

In its report on the IDF's elimination of Baha Abu al-Ata, the NY Times apparently scrubbed information about Islamic Jihad's terror designation, notes CAMERA.

The New York Times' coverage of Hamas' murderous attacks on Israeli civilians paints a bizarre, distorted picture masking the terror group's true genocidal goals.

With its unceasing attacks on Israel, the New York Times, among others, has contributed to the toxic anti-Semitism that brought the deranged killer to Chabad.

Only three-quarters of a century after Der Stürmer incentivized the mass murder of Jews by dehumanizing them, we must condemn those who hide behind the First Amendment to express anti-Semitic, anti-Muslim, homophobic, sexist or racist views.

The caricature depicts a dog with a book called The Protocols leading an individual with the New York Times in place of his head.