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That something, according to former Associated Press reporter Matti Friedman, is the grossly disproportionate number of journalists assigned to covering Israel—more, Friedman writes, than “AP had in China, Russia, or India, or in all of the 50 countries of sub-Saharan Africa combined.”
Michael B. Oren • Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israeli Divide
World Edition - The Atlantic
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Investigations into Palestinian Authority corruption or Abbas’s rejection of peace offers are simply quashed, while exposés of Israeli intransigence merit headlines. Friedman believes the reason is anti-Semitism, the willingness to associate Jews with the worst traits in today’s world, namely, militarism, colonialism, and racism.
Michael B. Oren • Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israeli Divide
Listen to Sam Harris skillfully eviscerate the “both sides” argument in the Israel-Hamas war:
“The boundary between antisemitism and generic moral stupidity is a little hard to discern, and I’m not sure it’s always important to find it. I’m not sure it matters why a person can’t… Show more
The New Yorker
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Haaretz has published a Hebrew-only attack on my investigation into Israeli friendly fire deaths on October 7. It calls my article the "cornerstone of the massacre denial conspiracy" and predictably accuses me of "'journalism' worthy of Der Sturmer."
Haaretz proceeds to accuse me of "manipulation" by quoting a wide variety of Israeli... See more