NYT LETTERS

Bill Keller’s “Syria is Not Iraq”

May 10, 2013   ·   0 Comments

From Murray Polner: Bill Keller’s simplistic “Syria is Not Iraq” (Times 0p Ed, May 6th) touches only lightly on his “reluctant hawk” role...

Letter from Abraham Foxman

From Eugene Schulman: Sir,I must take exception to the letter from Abraham Foxman, "The Warsaw ghetto uprising and Israel"...

Remaking Motor City

From Eugene Schulman: Regarding David Segal's article NYT, 14 April, 2013 article "A Missionary's Quest to Remake Motor City," I certainly wish Dan Gilbert well. But I think he is going about refurbishing Detroit in the wrong way.

The Nuclear Threat

From: Eugene Schulman To: Editor International Herald Tribune Paris Sir, I cannot believe that you have the audacity to publish the letter from Howard L. Tanenbaum (The Nuclear Threat, IHT, March 18, ...

RE: The Open Letter by Abraham Foxman on Academic Freedom and University Responsibility; New York Times, February 8, 2013

From Robert Powsner: Abraham Foxman’s Open Letter is such a tissue of illogic, nonsequiturs, and confused thinking as to be laughable...

Desmond Tutu Blasts US Drones: American or Not, All Victims Are Human

By Lauren McCauley: In a letter to the New York Times published Wednesday, South African Nobel Peace Prize laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu...

Iran Stalling for Time?

From Eugene Schulman: Sir, I find it disingenuous, if not outright chutzpah, for Michael Singh to ask the US government to not let Iran stall for time...

Subject: George Bisharat on Israel before the ICC

From Eugene Schulman: I agree with George Bisharat that Palestine should haul Israel before the International Criminal Court.

Raised on Hatred

From Eugene Schulman: Editor, I must take exception to the essay by Ayaan Hirsi Ali which appears in your op-ed pages, "Raised in Hatred, IHT, January 18, 2013"...

Responding to New York Times Public Editor’s Smear Against Me

By Ali Abunimah: Dear Ms. Sullivan, As public editor of The New York Times, your role, as I understand it, is to advocate for the interests of readers and to be an arbiter of accuracy.

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