Thr Free Beacon article states the New York Times partnered with the Pulitzer Center on an anti-Israel false propaganda piece, with the Center funded by sources including Open Society Foundations, Humanity United, and the Norwegian government.
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The referenced NYT article "The Cost of Survival in Gaza," published June 8, 2026, by Emma Goldberg and Emily Kassie, profiles a London Palestinian who sent over $250,000 to support family in Gaza amid war-related shortages.
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Free Beacon criticizes the project for repeating false propaganda about Israeli actions without detailing left leaning funders. The Pulitzer Center (a nonprofit) receives support from groups like Open Society Foundations (Soros family, $900k grant),
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Humanity United (Omidyar-linked, $200k in 2024), and the Norwegian government. It also promotes projects like the 1619 Project. The Times discloses the partnership only in small/faint text without detailing funders.
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The article also references a forthcoming OCCRP report with similar funding ties (e.g., Open Society, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, European governments).
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The NYT article lacks balance on issues like H@mas's role, aid looting, or their use of civilian sites and human shields. It sympathizez with efforts to evacuate the family while criticizing similar ideas from Trump and Netanyahu.
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This donor funded journalism published by the NYT is merely a false and misleading propaganda piece using emotion instead of the facts to persuade people. It is political advocacy dressed up as journalism.
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The NYT is not worth the paper it is printed on and we also see this in their biased coverage of President Trump.
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