New York Times
Israel's NYC consul, citing 'blood libels,' orders staff to cancel New York Times subscriptions
The New York Times has previously released reports fueling accusations of anti-Israel bias, particularly a May opinion piece alleging Israeli use of dogs to rape Palestinian detainees.
Iran vies for expanded control over Strait of Hormuz in possible deal with Oman
The vanishing terrorists: The New York Times' new Gaza reporting strategy - opinion
Justice Department asks judge to uphold NYT subpoenas in Air Force One leak probe
Blinken's critique of Trump omits vital details about Obama's failings with Iran - opinion
What Blinken’s essay leaves out is that Obama employed weak negotiating tactics that allowed Tehran to evade several key issues.
Operation Benjamin: Finding lost Jewish-American war heroes and honoring their memory
An organization tracks down the Jewish heroes of World Wars I and II, and honors them with the symbol of their faith, even more than a century after they made the ultimate sacrifice.
Israel looks to Gazan private orgs. to distribute humanitarian aid - NYT
The initiative, which presented itself as neutral and independent, had first been discussed in private meetings of IDF officers and businesspeople with close ties to the Israeli government.
Larry David’s ‘My Dinner with Adolf’ essay skewers Bill Maher’s meeting with Trump
Israel planned to strike Iran several times since October, sources tell 'Post'
Trump ultimately opted for nuclear diplomacy with Iran first, and even later sent Kurilla to deliver the message that Israel would need to stand down from attacking.
Max Frankel: The New York Times' unflinching Jewish journalist - opinion
Journalism will never be perfect, but honest journalism is always worth fighting for.
Max Frankel, Holocaust survivor and Pulitzer Prize winner, dies at 94
Frankel’s impact on the news industry will be remembered through generations.
'A badge of honor': Released terrorist claims he knew Oct. 7 would end his life sentence - NYT
Ashraf Zughayer, who murdered six people in a Tel Aviv bus bombing in 2002, said he knew once he heard about October 7 that his life sentence would be commuted.
Senior Hamas official admits he wouldn't have backed October 7 if he knew the outcome
Hamas later responded to his statements on its Telegram channel that his words were taken "out of context."
How did the world’s most watched hostages disappear from the headlines?
Before the release, the only site to it in the top section of the website was CNN. The BBC, the NYT, the WSJ, Washington Post, The Times, CBS, Sky and The Guardian did not.
