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By Paul Gherkin
“Nonsense” seems to be the New York Times sense of balanced and accurate coverage.
Jodi Rudoren rejects Foreign Press Association statement about terror group, but can't answer why paper has not run photos of Hamas terrorists
It is not Cain's fault that he kills. It is Abel's fault that he builds.
By Leo Rennert
Rudoren and the Times are determined to go the extra mile to humanize Barghouti.
The goal of Harvard Israel Trek is to create informed, committed campus advocates. Does it?
Two New York Times journalists get their facts wrong about Israel, and Wall Street Journal reporter prefers inaccuracies to corrections
Like Europeans, Israelis are mad for their soccer. For some, soccer is the true religion of the Middle East, one shared by Muslims and Jews alike. But just as in Europe, not all soccer fans follow the normal rules of civility, and the behavior of some fans of one Israeli soccer team in particular, Jerusalem […]
Incoming New York Times Jerusalem bureau chief Jodi Rudoren has been exhibiting not only questionable judgment but also an overt bias against Israel even before she’s landed in the country.
Jodi Rudoren, who is taking over for Ethan Bronner in April, sent greetings to Electronic Intifada founder and raved about the book The Crisis of Zionism.
June 26, 2026 
