Is it OK for NYT, CNN and squad members to report misinformation

[SunsetBengal]

(10-19-2023, 02:59 PM)Dill Wrote: Seems to me that they do publish editorials in support of Israel.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/09/opinion/israel-hamas-attack.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/13/opinion/israel-military-war.html

As far as "condemning the actions of Hamas," I'd rather that reporters reported what was happening
as accurately as possible first, and then contextualize it, adding what people might need to know of
the backstory to a current event. As in this example:
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/17/technology/hamas-hostages-social-media.html

But to follow up on what Bels said, you seem to be expecting a news organization to take a side in this conflict,
and if they don't loudly take the Israeli side, then that would make them "anti-semitic." 

 Many Israelis have criticized their government's role in this war and no one (in US News) thinks they are "anti-semitic" or 
"defending Hamas" for that. But if US politicians or news commentators do the same, they can be so accused.
"Disinformation" seems to be the theme of this thread, and using the term anti-semitic to refer to anything other
than actual racial/ethnic hatred is likely contributing to the problem.

I'm sorry Sunset, but it seems that you are demanding the NYT shift from news to propaganda.

Thank you for searching and locating the articles to answer my question.  So then it appears to be resolved that NYT is not showing the appearance of any antisemitism.  With all of the recent headlines regarding wealthy donors cutting ties with the Ivy League Schools, I was curious as to weather a prominent Liberal voice like the NYT was taking the same attitude toward the situation as some of the academic institutions.  I will say that I am pleased to have learned this about the NYT, and will likely have a smidgen less skepticism when I see one of their pieces shared going forward.