October 10, 2012 · 0 Comments
By Alison Weir: Monday's New York Times features a headline that reverses the sequence of events described in the story it is allegedly representing. It also omits significant information.
By Patrick O. Strickland: Last summer, as Israelis became outraged by the soaring cost of living, tent cities sprouted in every major city.
By Michael McGehee: On page A4 of today's New York Times is an article by the Israeli journalist Isabel Kershner titled "Crackdown on Migrants Tugs at Souls of Israelis."
By Alex Kane: Isabel Kershner’s family tie to pro-government think tank After the news broke that New York Times Jerusalem bureau chief Ethan Bronner had a son who enlisted in ...
By Max Blumenthal: New York Times Jerusalem Deputy Bureau Chief Isabel Kershner is married to Hirsh Goodman, an Israeli citizen and prominent liberal Zionist intellectual. Goodman works ...
By Alex Kane: Ethan Bronner may be on his way out, but the New York Times’ habitual deference to the Israeli government’s line isn’t about to leave with him. The latest ...
By Peter Hart: In today’s New York Times report (2/22/12) about Khader Adnan–the Palestinian hunger striker challenging Israeli “administrative detention” practices–reporter Isabel Kershner allows this: An Israeli official, speaking on the ...
By Alison Weir: Michael Lerner, the editor of Tikkun Magazine, is known for his frequent condemnations of Israeli violence against Palestinians. He is labeled “pro-Palestinian” for ...
By Philip Weiss: When does the Caesar’s wife standard kick in? When do warlike statements from Israeli Hirsh Goodman, who is married to Isabel Kershner, a ...
By Thomas S. Harrington: In an article in Sunday’s New York Times co-signed by Isabel Kershner and Ethan Bronner, the readers of the “Paper of Record” were informed ...
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