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The New York Times is under fire for a recent report that sparked outrage by implying Israelis “still largely view themselves as the victims of Oct. 7,” a phrasing critics say dangerously downplays the scale of the Hamas attacks and questions Israeli victimhood. This follows a Yale study revealing consistent bias against Israel in early war coverage, fueling accusations of systemic imbalance. Online reactions are furious, with many demanding clarity: if not Israelis, then who? The paper’s past framing of 9/11 coverage has drawn similar criticism, igniting debate over journalistic neutrality. The Times defends its reporting, calling the backlash a manufactured effort to distort truth — while insisting its commitment to uncovering uncomfortable facts remains unwavering.

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