We gather news cautiously — unless it’s something bad about Israel
Summary
The article notes that the New York Times was careful when reporting a recent foiled hijacking. However, the article criticizes the Times for often publishing unproven or negative claims about Israel without the same caution.Key Facts
- The New York Times reported carefully on a recent hijacking that was stopped before it happened.
- The article suggests that the Times does not apply the same careful approach to stories about Israel.
- It claims that negative stories about Israel, even if silly or false, often appear in the Times.
- The article contrasts cautious reporting on terrorism with what it sees as reckless reporting on Israel.
- No specific examples from the Times’ coverage of Israel are given in the content provided.
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