New York Times Roots for Pro-Hamas Com­pe­ti­tion: ‘Al Jazeera Finds Fans On Cam­pus’

<div>New York Times Roots for Pro-Hamas Competition: 'Al Jazeera Finds Fans On Campus'</div>

The rad­i­cal left­ists on cam­pus don’t trust news­pa­per like The New York Times for their cov­er­age of the Israel-Hamas war, but the Times does­n’t mind. On the front of Mon­day’s busi­ness sec­tion, they offered a lauda­to­ry look at the pro-Hamas, Qatar-fund­ed net­work Al Jazeera, under “Why Al Jazeera is the Go To News Source for Stu­dent Pro­test­ers.”
San­tul Nerkar, a young jour­nal­ist at the paper, nev­er used terms like “left­ist” or “rad­i­cal” or even “pro­gres­sive.” They’re just “pro-Pales­tin­ian.” The print head­line: “Al Jazeera Finds Fans On Cam­pus.” He began:

Nick Wil­son has close­ly fol­lowed news on the war in Gaza since Octo­ber. But Mr. Wil­son, a Cor­nell stu­dent, is picky when it comes to his media diet: As a pro-Pales­tin­ian activist, he doesn’t trust major Amer­i­can out­lets’ report­ing on Israel’s cam­paign in Gaza.

When con­ser­v­a­tives say they don’t trust the main­stream press to cov­er Repub­li­can …