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NYT Accused of Systematic Anti-Israel Bias in New Study

By ערוץ 7Updated Sep 14, 2026
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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A new academic study claims The New York Times has systematically exhibited bias against Israel in its coverage of the Gaza war. The research, conducted by Professor Adiel Pinkas from Yale School of Management, analyzed 1,559 articles published by the newspaper between October 7, 2023, and June 7, 2024.

According to the study's findings, the newspaper largely ignored Israeli casualties and Palestinian violence that occurred after the initial Hamas attack. In contrast, the Times reportedly focused heavily on highlighting the suffering of Gazans. Pinkas stated that the analysis reveals a narrative that assigns almost exclusive responsibility to Israel for the conflict's continuation, while minimizing Hamas's role.

The research further alleges that the Times' reporting pattern omits significant details, such as Israeli victims after October 7, Hamas combatant casualties, and subsequent Palestinian violence. This selective reporting, the study contends, creates a clear framework casting Israel as the sole aggressor and Palestinians as passive victims.

Representatives for The New York Times have rejected the study's conclusions and allegations of bias. In a statement, the newspaper asserted that its coverage of the war has been conducted with exceptional accuracy and thoroughness, reporting on the conflict from all perspectives.

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