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For full terms, visit, as I understand it. The New York Times publishing an opinion piece by a man named Christov,

has repeated the propaganda of what appears to be an entirely disinformation campaign run by those favoring Hamas, if not Hamas itself.

Every name, every aspect is well known as a propagandist and that this material

does not belong in a newspaper of record. That was on one day. The next day was the publication

of the exhaustive report by the Israeli government and IDF officials of the violence against the people who were massacred on October 7th.

And that detail is unacceptable as human behavior.

But there it is.

The savagery unleashed and a planned attack by Hamas.

These in no way balance each other out, and yet the New York Times refuses to back away,

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