The New York Times plans to reprimand the editor responsible for publishing a blatantly antisemitic cartoon last week and will force all staff to go through antisemitism sensitivity training.
The New York Times has suspended the publication of all future syndicated political cartoons in its international print edition, the newspaper’s spokeswoman Eileen Murphy confirmed late Monday.
The New York Times printed a second anti-Israel cartoon on Saturday in its international edition, a development that comes in the wake of the newspaper having run an antisemitic cartoon on Thursday, retracting it on Saturday, and then, later on Sunday, apologizing for running it.
The New York Times has finally apologized for printing a blatantly antisemitic cartoon on the opinion pages of its international section last week.
As of now, it appears the New York Times has not fired or in any way held anyone accountable for its decision to publish an antisemitic cartoon in its international edition.
“I’d like to congratulate Bibi Netanyahu. It looks like that race has been won by him,” Trump said.
President Donald Trump told reporters that it was time to investigate leftist Democrats for pushing the ongoing hoax that his campaign colluded with Russia to win the 2016 election.
The deep state’s seizure of the powers of elected officials over the past three decades is already the most charged political issue in Israel.
Three related American foreign-policy goals—security for Israel, peace in the Middle East, and a new Middle Eastern alliance against Iran—have just scored major breakthroughs. And if you haven’t heard about these successes, maybe that’s because the Main Stream Media are so busy attacking President Trump that they’ve lost interest in foreign reporting.
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump greeted Israel Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, at the White House paying homage to not only her famous ice blue Inauguration Day ensemble but also the nation of Israel.
Managing Director of Zogby Research Services and Founder and President of the Arab American Institute Dr. James Zogby stated Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is “playing” President Trump, and Netanyahu is “the great maneuverer, and Trump’s going to get screwed. And,
As President Donald Trump prepares to take off on his first trip overseas as president, former President Obama’s officials are already setting the narrative of failure.
Former U.N. ambassador John Bolton talked about President Trump’s upcoming overseas trip, politically motivated leaks designed to damage the Trump presidency, and the release of Chelsea Manning from prison on Thursday’s Breitbart News Daily with SiriusXM host Alex Marlow.
President Donald Trump leaves for his first foreign trip of his presidency Friday, highlighting three of the world’s biggest religions with visits to Saudi Arabia, Israel, and the Vatican City.
During an interview broadcast on Thursday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the US and Israel have “an even stronger alliance…maybe a new age.” Netanyahu said, “[W]e’ve always had a great alliance between
The office of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Friday’s vote at the United Nations Security Council in favor of an anti-Israel resolution, calling it “shameful” and blasting President Barack Obama for ganging up against the Middle East’s one true democracy.
“I want you to know Barack that you will always be a welcome guest in Israel,” Netanyahu said. “We’ll set up a tee time,” Obama replied.
Columnist Pat Buchanan argued that while “it’s hard to disagree with” Bibi Netanyahu’s position that Israel will keep the territory it has, Secretary of State John Kerry “made a heroic effort” to with his attempts to get a two-state solution
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu charmed the left-wing Center for American Progress (CAP) in an unusual talk on Tuesday that some on the left had protested vehemently.
GOP presidential candidate and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee met with Israel’s Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu in Jerusalem.
GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina came out swinging on foreign policy at the candidate forum in New Hampshire Monday night hosted by C-SPAN and the New Hampshire Union Leader.
Wednesday on NPR’s Morning Edition Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the nuclear deal with Iran announced by the Obama administration on Tuesday guarantees Iran will become a nuclear state in a decade when the deal is over or whenever
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued an angry warning Sunday about an impending nuclear deal between the world’s major powers and Iran, as negotiators drew close to a final agreement on Sunday. “We will not pay the price for this,” Netanyahu said, in a statement recalling the manner in which the West had abandoned Czechoslovakia to the Nazi regime at the Munich negotiations in 1938.
“The President congratulates the Israeli people, Prime Minister Netanyahu and the new governing coalition on the formation of Israel’s new government,” White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest released in a statement. “President Obama looks forward to working with Prime Minister Netanyahu and his new government.”
President Obama didn’t watch Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech. But the president is confident Netanyahu didn’t offer any ideas, and Obama’s sure his approach to Iran is better.
President Obama will apparently be too busy to watch Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to Congress. Obama has scheduled a conference call with European leaders.
Vice President Joe Biden is healthy enough to get out of town before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday.
National Security Advisor Susan Rice says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit next month to address congress is a mistake. She describes it as a partisan exercise that would damage the relationship that Israel has with the United States.
President Obama and his administration have implied that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s acceptance of an invitation to speak before Congress is a violation of protocol.
Americans–particularly conservative Americans–are accustomed to seeing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a strong international leader. He is “the Churchill of our time,” says talk radio’s Mark Levin. Yet Netanyahu struggled to win re-election in 2013, and faces stronger headwinds than ever as new elections approach on Mar. 17. Here are the top five reasons he may lose, and be replaced by opposition leaders Isaac Herzog and Tzipi Livni (who would rotate the leadership).
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest reacted to the news that House Speaker John Boehner had invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to speak to a joint session of Congress, calling it a “departure from protocol.”
