Ira Stoll
ARTICLES BY: Ira Stoll
The New York Times’ Double Standards on Display — Yet Again
One of the best ways to detect the biases of the New York Times in relation to Jews and Israel is by making comparisons. We’ve written...
The Borking of Bannon — or Why Trump’s Breitbart Pick Bests the New York Times’ Arthur Sulzberger
The New York Times finds President-elect Donald Trump’s appointment of Stephen Bannon as counselor to the president to be so alarming that it devoted both...
New York Times Coverage of Jews, Israel, Is as Slanted as Its Coverage of Trump
Some of the best illustrations of anti-Jewish bias by the New York Times come when the newspaper writes the same story about Judaism and another...
A New York Times Article on the New Arafat Museum Deserves a Museum of Its Own
“Museum Honors Arafat But Avoids Conclusions,” was the headline on the print version of a New York Times dispatch from Ramallah about a $7 million...
On Being Humbled by Getting the Ending of This Election Wrong
As you can tell from some of my recent work — "A President-Elect Hillary Might Miss Justice Scalia," or "The Post-Trump GOP" — I got...
‘Mysterious’ Westchester Foundation Collecting the Cash for This Weekend’s National Campus BDS Convention
Hundreds of anti-Israel student activists will convene this weekend in Fairfax, Va., for the annual national Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) Conference, hosted by...
The New York Times Dwells on a Mob Murderer’s Jewish Background
A Jewish minor league baseball player who was convicted in 1970 of an organized-crime-related murder and served 18 years in prison was the subject of...
The New York Times Doesn’t Know When Sukkot Was — in Keeping With the Rest of Its Indifference to Facts and Context
The New York Times can’t figure out what week Sukkot was. That’s right, the same newspaper that recently had to publish corrections about such basic matters...
The New York Times Magazine Unleashes a Bitter Attack on Israel’s Culture Minister
What happens to a New York Times journalist who gets caught blatantly violating the newspaper’s policies restricting the use of anonymous sources? If the journalist happens...
When the New York Times Is for the Birds
One of the best (or worst, depending on how you think about it) ways to see the New York Times' egregious bias against Jews is to...
The New York Times’ Obsession With Settlements Means It Misses Other News
One of the ways the New York Times shows its bias against Israel is with decisions on the placement of stories. The latest example comes with...
Two New York Times Corrections Signal Problems in Coverage of Jews, Israel
The corrections column of the New York Times is a fine window into the errors in the newspaper’s coverage of Israel and Jewish matters. In recent days,...
New York Times ‘Stealth Edits’ Peres Obituary Post-Publication
The New York Times obituary of Israeli politician Shimon Peres is the latest venue for the newspaper to put its anti-Israel bias and sloppy editing...
The New York Times Finds a New Adjective to Hurl at Netanyahu
The New York Times has found a new adjective to hurl at the prime minister of Israel: “brash.” A Times dispatch by Peter Baker, the new...
