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New York Times Retracts Sentence on Israeli Victimhood Perception
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By Daniel Edelson, New York
First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago
What happened
The New York Times apologized and removed a sentence from an article that was criticized for implying Israelis do not see themselves as victims of the October 7th attacks. The newspaper called it an editing error that mistakenly suggested victimhood was a matter of perception.
- 01New York Times removed a sentence after criticism of its phrasing on Israeli victimhood.
- 02The sentence implied Israelis' victim status was a matter of perception.
- 03The newspaper called the removal an 'editing error' and apologized.
- 04An Israeli Embassy spokesperson criticized the newspaper's stance.
- 05The article discussed the documentary 'Collateral Damage'.
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