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World11:45 · Oct 29, 2025

Hundreds of Public Figures Urge The New York Times to End Anti-Palestinian Bias

By לינדה דיין
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The story · English

Hundreds of public figures have signed a letter to The New York Times calling on the paper to stop what they describe as anti-Palestinian bias. The appeal is directed at the newspaper itself and focuses on its coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The text of the article does not identify the signers individually, but frames the move as a collective protest by prominent figures. It says the campaign is aimed at pushing the Times to change its editorial approach and treatment of Palestinian voices.

No further details are given about when the letter was delivered or whether the newspaper has responded. The article presents the letter as an ongoing pressure campaign against the publication.

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