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New York Times Faces Shareholder Lawsuit Over Alleged Anti-Israel Bias
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By Daniel Adelson, New York
First reported by Ynet · 45 minutes ago
What happened
Minority shareholders, including a Florida state pension fund and the NCPPR, have sued The New York Times, alleging biased coverage against Israel and demanding access to internal documents on editorial standards. The lawsuit seeks to scrutinize the newspaper's management of its reporting on the issue.
- 01Shareholders sue The New York Times over alleged anti-Israel bias.
- 02Lawsuit claims management refuses to disclose editorial standards documents.
- 03Florida state pension fund and NCPPR are among the plaintiffs.
- 04Investors seek scrutiny of reporting practices on Israel coverage.
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