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A conversation on whether liberalism and Zionism can continue to coexist for American Jews.

The rise of the intersectional left is the primary reason why, for the first time, Gallup says Democrats sympathize more with the Palestinians than with the Jewish state.

The rise of the intersectional left is the primary reason why, for the first time, Gallup says Democrats sympathize more with the Palestinians than with the Jewish state.

The New York Times convened a 13-member “focus group of Jewish Americans” for a conversation about antisemitism and Israel, and the newspaper doesn’t appear to have included a single Orthodox Jew in the conversation. What’s more, the conversation was moderated by the new editorial director of the Times opinion section, Allison Benedikt. Benedikt has a

Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.

New York Times editorial page as the newspaper’s publisher interviews candidates for the editorial-page editor job. In June, a Republican senator, Tom Cotton of Arkansas, wrote a  Times op-ed headlined “Send in the Troops,” calling for the deployment of the US military to quell what the article called an “orgy of violence” and “rioters and looters” in American cities following the death in police custody of George Floyd. More than 800  Times staff members signed a letter prot...

Times in July 2019, according to his LinkedIn profile. Rubenstein’s departure brings to seven the number of editors who have left the Times opinion section since the Cotton article appeared — Weiss, Bennet, Rubenstein, Clay Risen, James Dao, Jen Parker and Aisha Harris. The section recently hired Siddhartha Mahanta, who worked at Foreign Policy magazine with Max Strasser, an increasingly influential Times opinion editor who is a vocal public critic of the idea of a Jewish state. And the ...