Ira Stoll
ARTICLES BY: Ira Stoll
New York Times Serves as Stenographer for Bernie Sanders Attack on AIPAC
Left-wing Democratic politicians are buying into the old Soviet “Zionism is racism” lie. They are siding with Palestinians who want to wipe Israel off the...
New York Times News Columns Rely on Peter Beinart for Expert Commentary on Jewish Community
Peter Beinart favors eliminating Israel, says it’s “unethical” for former or future government officials to work for a defense contractor or a think tank funded...
New York Times Hails Boycott-Israel Fashion Advocate as ‘Visionary’
The New York Times is cheering on an “organizer and activist” law student who wears Iranian fashion labels while promoting a boycott of Israel. The paper’s...
Jews Against God Becomes a Regular New York Times Feature
The New York Times greeted Passover — which Jews celebrate by recounting how God took the Children of Israel from slavery to freedom — by...
Did Sanctions Work Against Iran? The New York Times Scratches Its Head, Strokes Its Chin, and Flops Again
Did sanctions against Iran work? The New York Times can’t seem to make up its mind. “Crippling sanctions brought Iran to the negotiating table over its nuclear...
New York Times Writer Charged as Iranian Agent Is in ‘Ongoing Plea Negotiations’
A frequent New York Times opinion writer facing federal criminal charges of being an unregistered foreign agent of the government of Iran said in a...
New York Times Bias Shows as Paper Smears Brooklyn Jews as Racist Profiteers
The New York Times bias in news articles shows itself in editorial decisions about what to attribute, and how to attribute it — and about...
‘In Praise of Good Bookstores’ Earns a Kiss on the Cover
Behind many of America’s best independent bookstores have been proprietors from Jewish families. In New York, The Strand is owned by Nancy Bass Wyden, whose family...
New York Times Highlights Book Portraying German Children as World War II ‘Victims’
An item in the New York Times Book Review highlights a children’s book that, the paper says, "reminds" readers that there were “victims on both...
Beinart Is Back at New York Times With Column Assailing Defense Contractor Work as Unethical
Peter Beinart is back at the New York Times. Or, perhaps it’s more accurate to say that, while Beinart lost his “contributing opinion writer” status,...
New York Times Uses Israel-Arab Summit to Claim Ben-Gurion ‘Never Believed in Real Peace’
The New York Times concludes a news article on an Israeli-Arab summit with the absurd claim that Israeli founding father David Ben-Gurion didn’t believe in...
New York Times Hypes Iran Deal Hopes, Complaining Biden Was Too Slow to Woo Tehran
A routine news article about an Egypt-Israel-United Arab Emirates summit meeting is the latest example of inaccurate and tendentious New York Times journalism about Israel...
New York Times Enrages Readers With ‘Ridiculous’ Subheadline on Obituary of Rabbi Kanievsky
A New York Times obituary of Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky is drawing furious complaints from the paper's readers. A subheadline emphasizing what the Times says was the...
New York Times Correction Gets Close, but Can’t Quite Acknowledge Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital
For the second time in three months, the New York Times has published a correction after mistakenly describing Tel Aviv as the capital of Israel. The...
