The Intercept: New York Times Exposé Lacks Evidence to Claim Hamas Weaponized Sexual Violence Oct. 7
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The New York Times is investigating leaks related to its coverage of Israel in Gaza, following doubts about the accuracy of a controversial article on Hamas and allegations of credibility issues with key witnesses. Despite criticism and internal disputes, The New York Times defends the accuracy of its reporting and refuses to issue corrections.
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- The New York Times is conducting an internal investigation to identify the source of leaked information related to its coverage of Israel in Gaza, emphasizing trust and collaboration within the Newsroom.
- The controversy surrounding the New York Times article on Hamas, including doubts about its accuracy, reliance on questionable sources, and refusal to issue corrections, raises concerns about journalistic integrity and potential conflicts of interest within the reporting process.
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Recent questions
What sparked controversy within The New York Times?
The controversial article on Hamas.
Who raised concerns about The New York Times article?
The Intercept reporters.
What did The New York Times refuse to do despite errors?
Issue corrections.
What did Anat Schwarz struggle with in reporting?
Balancing journalistic integrity and serving agendas.
What impact did the article have during its publication?
Significance during Israel's intensified attack on Gaza.
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