Robert Mackey Pulls New York Times to Extremes of Bias

In other words, Shaindlinger is the type of person who openly celebrates when Israeli children — in the case above, a two-month-old boy and 16-, 17- and 20-year-old girls — lose their fathers. The Israeli propagandist is so extreme, in fact, that it is hard to draw an analogy to an American counterpart Read more: Robert Mackey Pulls New York Times to Extremes of Bias | Gilead Ini | Ops & Blogs | The Times of Israel http://blogs.timesofisrael.com/robert-mackey-pulls-new-york-times-to-the-extremes-of-bias/#ixzz38WfwT2Y8  Follow us: @timesofisrael on Twitter | timesofisrael on Facebook John Hames shared with you:   Robert Mackey Pulls New York Times to Extremes of Bias blogs.timesofisrael.com - Noa Shaindlinger isn't the type of person you'd expect to find cited as a credible source in The New York Times. She is the type who thinks the death of two Israeli pilots in an air force training accident was "good news." It is a "shame he didn't die," she once wrote after describing an Israeli severely wounded in an accident. And when a Palestinian firebomb attack failed to maim the intended victim, she called the lack of injury it "unfortunate." Available on the App Store.

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