Still going.

A thread from the past about "highlighted":

@GileadIni @nytimes Sharp analysis. Good catches. In terms of research and objectivity, thought this article was an improvement from the usual NYT on Israel. Some interesting quotes & not the usual anti Israel sources. Do you mind if I add this to my comment on Kingsley’s post of the article?

@FJnyc @nytimes (Always) feel free.

@GileadIni @BondWolfie @nytimes The NY Times is implicitly saying they think the Israeli Finance Minister is more powerful than the Israeli Foreign Minister and I'm hard pressed to find a reason they'd think that other than antisemitic conspiracy theories

@GileadIni @nytimes Let's guess who wrote it - Kingsley?

@GileadIni @nytimes Brilliant use of a sharpie to illustrate the NY Time’s manipulation of the narrative. Just a few lines and it’s plain to see.

@GileadIni @nytimes At a Jewish audience in Atlanta this week the same question about Israel's "obligation" & "why Israel didn't criticize Russia" were asked. This PR battle may be lost, despite the reality of the situation.

@GileadIni @nytimes This is what happens when the newsroom gets infiltrated by biased folks with an axe to grind

@GileadIni @nytimes The narrative is well established

@GileadIni @nytimes When it’s this relentless, I just wonder if it’s an interest of the publisher?

@GileadIni @StopAntisemites @nytimes I guess when your solution to antisemitic political cartoons isn't to stop publishing them, but instead ban all political cartoons, then this is on brand. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@GileadIni @nytimes Please don’t take this toilet paper seriously.

@GileadIni @nytimes Before we reach to Israel, let's go in alphabetical order. Please tell me wtf India is doing with regards to Ukraine, besides buying their gas and oil.

@GileadIni @nytimes I thought we had tons of organizations, spending millions for stopping exactly that. For decades. Is it possible that they're failing at their job?