‘HATEFUL OBSESSION’: Last 15 NYT Articles by Eliza Shapiro Were Hit Pieces Against Yeshivas

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NEW YORK (Yaakov M / VINnews) — The New York Times is on a jihad against orthodox Jews, and for a change, the community is not rolling over or remaining silent.

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Members of the Jewish community have responded to the latest Times’ hit pieces against Chassidic yeshivas. They have blasted the biased reporters, Eliza Shapiro and Brian Rosenthal, on social media, pointing out their obsessive, nonstop distortions about the orthodox Jewish community.

The past fifteen articles written by Eliza Shapiro were all hit pieces targeting the orthodox Jewish community.

Twitter users have observed that if the Times treated any other minority the way it treats Jews, it would be labeled racist and bigoted. They also point out the danger of the newspaper’s vicious rhetoric, distortions, and lies, increasing antisemitism at a time when it is already surging.

Rabbi Yaakov Menken, Managing Director of the Coalition for Jewish Values, tweeted: “Don’t miss the fact that the community targeted by @elizashapiro is also targeted by hate crimes more than all other minorities in NY combined. So these lies are not harmless, but bigotry and hate. Shapiro is a bigot, and @nytimes is the sort of outlet that gives hate a platform.”

Another Twitter user with a large following known as “AG” tweeted: “Enough. NYT has had this one reporter (Shapiro) obsessively and weekly targeting the small NY Hasidic community with one hit piece after another. She tries to make every story as an attack on that community. It’s insane the NYT is giving a platform to her hateful obsession.”

He added, “Seriously, imagine how dishonest and hateful you have to be to have Julia Salazar calling you out.”

Joel Petlin, Superintendent of the Kiryas Joel school district, and a vocal defender of the orthodox community, tweeted: “The Hasidic obsession by the @nytimes is not limited to a single reporter. It’s a team mission to attack a group of Orthodox Jews that would never be tolerated by any other minority community.”

There is no indication that the newspaper will let up anytime soon. Unless we unite to boycott the outlet’s advertisers and make it suffer financially, their irrational addiction to targeting Jews only seems to be gaining more steam, which is both disgraceful and frightening.

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Yonason Wolff
Yonason Wolff
1 year ago

It would strengthen our case, giving solid support to the claim of bias, if specific cases of falsehood or exaggeration would be cited.

Triumphinwhitehouse
Triumphinwhitehouse
1 year ago

But it’s ALL true

Blue
Blue
1 year ago

If even half these stories are partially true (which we know some are) than we deserve to be called every stereotype we are called.
The USA felt bad & took in Chasidish Survivors & the govt was repaid with fraud, shtik & not adhering to regulations required of private schools.
Sad but true. If we want these problems to go away we need to do better & not keep deflecting & calling everyone an “Anti-Frum” agitator.

Last edited 1 year ago by Blue
bentzion
bentzion
1 year ago

Yes we need to boycott them

Paul Near Philadelphia
Paul Near Philadelphia
1 year ago

So what is factually wrong in their reporting? All students are entitled to an education substantially the same as that offered in the public schools. Some of these private schools do not provide that. They need to be shut down.

Wilbur
Wilbur
1 year ago

Can we engage in a boycott of their advertisers or is that wishful thinking? I think the latter!

Educated Archy
Educated Archy
1 year ago

We need to employ the same tactics that they use for trump or mtg. Protest where it counts. While she is eating out etc.