Hamas Propaganda in the New York Times Should Come as No Surprise 

The Gray Lady deems claims by Hamas fit to print — in contrast to facts from the Israel Defense Forces and the Pentagon.

AP/Mark Lennihan, file
The New York Times building in 2021. AP/Mark Lennihan, file

Of all the global publications and broadcasters that botched their coverage of an explosion outside a hospital in Gaza this week, the New York Times is having the toughest time letting go of the narrative offered by the Hamas propaganda mill. It’s an affront to journalistic integrity in line with the Times tradition of running copy for history’s most tyrannical regimes. 

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