Webinar: A Yearly Study of the Coverageof Israel In The New York Times

Join us for a live webinar on July 18 at 9am EST / 3pm CET as journalist Lilac Sigan presents her groundbreaking study on the coverage of Israel in The New York Times.

Gain insights into mainstream media bias and its impact on Israel and discover how this phenomenon contributes to the rise of antisemitism globally.

Engage in a panel discussion with leading journalists and media professionals to gain their perspectives and explore how this issue can be addressed effectively.

Register now for this one-hour event packed with examples, data, and evidence.

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Amid growing concerns of mainstream media bias against Israel, journalist Lilac Sigan set out to produce a quantitative analysis that explores the disproportionate and biased coverage of Israel by The New York Times.

The study analyzes a period of time in which the Israeli government was led by a coalition composed primarily of center-left and left-wing political parties. Its key research question seeks to answer whether the prominent American newspaper has indeed displayed a measurable bias toward the world’s only Jewish state. In addition, it aims to define this bias for future studies on the same issue.

E V E N T D E S C R I P T I O N

In this one-hour live webinar, Sigan will present her study and findings, followed by a panel of media professionals—including JNS Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Tobin, CAMERA Senior Researcher Gilead Ini, and former IDF International Spokesperson Jonathan Conricus—delving deeper into the factors contributing to media bias against Israel, the short and long-term dangers it poses, and recommendations to address the issue moving forward.

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