Newest New York Times Columnist Sees Israeli Conspiracies Everywhere
CAMERA’s nine-month study of The New York Times Opinion pages found a dramatic slant toward anti-Israel material.
“Three quarters of all opinion pieces about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict during the study period were negative toward Israel. None were negative toward the Palestinians,” the study found. Looking at pieces by Times-employed columnists specifically, it found passages critical of Israel overwhelmingly dominating (the newspaper’s version of) the conversation.
So how did The New York Times redress this imbalance? By hiring a new columnist who argues that a “massive Zionist organization rules America,” of course!
Read about Alaa Al-Aswany’s radical and conspiratorial views at The New Republic.
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