Jews Fit to Print

Jews fit to print

Today is annual bagel day, as Jews flood New York’s bageleries for their first bites of chametz in days. Football on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur? The Jets are not pleased. Norm Coleman puts on tefillin every day — and he’s worried David Letterman will make fun of him for it. Anne Frank’s tree sinks […]

Jews fit to print: Can reporting on Israel in the NYT be fair?

The New York Times met its Jewish quota this weekend with a bevy of Israel-related stories: After a few years covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from Jerusalem, the Times’ Ethan Bronner concludes in a thoughtful Week in Review piece that he’ll never be able to satisfy readers on either side of the divide that his reportage […]

Jews fit to print

From a profile of an eclectic, peace-loving West Bank rabbi to an examination of the Jewish ancestry of Spanish Catholics, The New York Times had a bevy of Jewish-related stories over the last few days: In an Op-ed, Seth Lipsky, the founding editor of the New York Sun and the English-language Forward, defends the role […]

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Jews Fit to Print

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Jews fit to print: Can reporting on Israel in the NYT be fair?

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Jews fit to print

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