Mannie Fabian

I used to love reading The Times of Israel. Now it makes me sick.

Once a trusted source, the Times of Israel now echoes Hamas-linked narratives, equating IDF losses with enemy propaganda in a disturbing turn of journalistic ethics. Here’s why that’s not just wrong, it’s dangerous.

Gila Isaacson

5/21/2025

I used to love reading The Times of Israel. Now it makes me sick.

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