New York Times Removes Sentence From Article: 'Israelis See Themselves as Victims of Oct. 7'

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The New York Times apologized and removed a sentence from an article about the documentary 'Collateral Damage' (NAZA) following criticism that the text implied Israelis are not victims of the October 7 attack. The removed sentence stated that 'Israelis still largely see themselves as victims of October 7.' The newspaper's editors clarified that it was an 'editing error' and that the original text 'mistakenly implied that Israelis' experience as victims of terror is a matter of perception.' Israeli Embassy spokesperson in Washington Tal Naim wrote to the newspaper: 'What you published is simply an unmasked version of the attitude you have expressed toward the State of Israel over the past three years.'
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