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The NYT view of "what it means to be Israeli today: “tensions," "inequities,” “divisions,” “unrest,” “fury,” “ambivalence,” “illegitimacy,” “alienation,” “injustice,” “discrimination,” “bias,” “abuse,” misfortune, “slums” & “shabby” “tired” “garish” towns. camera.org/article/ny-tim…
2/ Israel is consistently ranked among the very happiest in the world. It is home to what Time Out says is the "funnest" city in the world.

No wonder the guy in Time Out's photo looks so sad. #SadSadIsrael

@nytimes @PatrickKingsley Image
3/ A few years ago I had the misfortune of randomly stumbling upon this parade of sadness in the Druze town of Dalyat al Karmel. #SadSadIsrael Image
4/ One Friday afternoon, I stumbled upon these strangers sitting on a hill overlooking Jerusalem's Old City walls, strumming and singing classic songs about the city. I took them up on their invitation to sit with them, and snapped a pic of their tears of sadness. #SadSadIsarel Image
5/ Even the graffiti in Israel is sad. #SadSadIsrael

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6/ Love to see it!

I mean… this makes me so sad.
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7/ Was paging through an old family album, and confirmed that the abject misery documented by the NYT preceded our generation. #SadSadIsrael @nytimes Image
8/ Here is #SadSadIsrael's place at the top of the World Happiness Index.

(Considering how miserable they made Israel appear, I shudder to think how the @nytimes would capture the zeitgeist of the 137 countries ranked lower than Israel. The streets would be flooded with tears.) Image
But in Israel, the sun's rays contain harmful UV radiation. Probably has something to do with their nuclear research. (Right, @nytimes?) @SadSadIsrael.

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Jul 2
1/ Among those hired by the @nytimes to cover Israel-related topics:
* The "How great you are, Hitler" guy
* Someone who denied Hamas murders civilians
* Someone who said she can't even look at Israelis and that her “objectivity got thrown out the window"

And now introducing…🥁
2/ Another radical anti-Israel hire by the @nytimes.

Bora Erden, an anti-Israel activist, who was hired days after the Oct. 7 massacre to cover Israel and anti-Israel activists.

Who is Erden?
3/ In May 2021, after a round of fighting prompted by Hamas's launch of indiscriminate rockets into Israel, Erden signed a letter to support the so-called "Palestinian struggle against Israeli colonial rule and its apartheid system." socialtextjournal.org/free-palestine…
Read 7 tweets
Jun 19
1/ Wikipedia's volunteer editors, so many of whom are naked partisans, blacklisted ADL as an unreliable source.

The Wikipedia that traffics in fake quotes. Image
2/ This Wikipedia: Image
3/ The Wikipedia that overflows with citations of Al Jazeera, which traffics in Holocaust denial and incitement to anti-Jewish violence.

Read 7 tweets
Jun 11
1/ The @nytimes regularly sanitizes anti-Israel protests.

Its coverage of Saturday's protest in D.C. conceals that demonstrators held a banner supporting Al Qassam—Hamas's armed branch behind the Oct. 7 slaughter—while chanting that Hezbollah should "kill another Zionist now."
2/ Also ignored by the NYT is a sign that said "stand with Hamas."

3/ The paper did cite—then immediately allowed someone to sanitize—a couple other slogans.

"Intifadas" were outbreaks of deadly violence against Israelis. Image
Read 23 tweets
Apr 30
1/ This, in the @nytimes today, is false. Image
2/ This, about Cal Poly, in the @nytimes today, is also false. Image
3/ The @nytimes seems to be sugarcoating the demonstrators' demands to conceal their extremism and dress them up merely as anti-war activists.

They are anti-Israel activists to the core, and little more.
Read 5 tweets
Apr 11
1/ Is there a difference between identifying by name someone belligerently acting out in a public space and "doxxing"?

The idea that there's a sort of right to complete anonymity for people publicly behaving like heartless asses seems, well, questionable.
2/ Anyhow, here's @npr making a hero out of a hater:

npr.org/2024/04/11/123…
3/ And here's the subject of @NPR's advocacy, the one who's so keen on her name being kept quiet yet partnered with NPR to blast her name across the world.
Read 7 tweets
Jan 15
The @nytimes insists that the message "100 days" shared by an Israeli soccer player is a statement about "the start of the war."
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The journalistic equivalent of callously tearing down a hostage poster.
The @nytimes piece has been updated multiple times since the paper was informed of its misrepresentation.

It has not corrected the misrepresentation.

Meanwhile, here (according to Ynet cited in Calcalist) is what Jehezkel said about his gesture: Image
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