the New York Times last week ran a cartoon in its international paper depicting Benjamin Netanyahu as a guide dog for a blind President Trump. It did not go...
The New York Times last week ran a cartoon in its international paper depicting Benjamin Netanyahu as a guide dog for a blind President Trump.What a disgusting Antisemitic cartoon from the New York Times. #Antisemitism pic.twitter.com/aGQarwslvE
“The Nazis also depicted us as animals,” he wrote in a piece on Sunday. “They also put Stars of David on us. Antisemites have compared us to dogs, pigs and monkeys before. It used to be that it was on the far-Right that Jews were depicted as controlling the world, like an octopus or a spider.” Most Times staffers who work in the U.S. for the paper did not know about the image in the international editions until they read about the editor’s note on Saturday, CNN reported. They said they were alarmed to see the image in the first place, and weren’t pleased with the first explanation.
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