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(Algemeiner) Ira Stoll - The New York Times devoted a lot of resources to its investigative project about the death of Gaza medic Rouzan al-Najjar. It carries the front-page bylines of five Times reporters and also credits inside an additional five named Times journalists. Strip away the attempt at a dignified presentation, and the message is effectively - Jews are guilty, blood-drenched killers. The problem with the article is that the Times wants to accuse Israel of murdering this woman, but it can't quite prove its case. Ten Times journalists couldn't find a genuine war crime, just "possibly" a war crime.2018-12-31 00:00:00Full Article
Ten New York Times Journalists Accuse Israel of "Possibly a War Crime"
(Algemeiner) Ira Stoll - The New York Times devoted a lot of resources to its investigative project about the death of Gaza medic Rouzan al-Najjar. It carries the front-page bylines of five Times reporters and also credits inside an additional five named Times journalists. Strip away the attempt at a dignified presentation, and the message is effectively - Jews are guilty, blood-drenched killers. The problem with the article is that the Times wants to accuse Israel of murdering this woman, but it can't quite prove its case. Ten Times journalists couldn't find a genuine war crime, just "possibly" a war crime.2018-12-31 00:00:00Full Article
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