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JOURNALISM PROFESSORS CALL ON NEW YORK TIMES TO REVIEW OCT. 7 REPORT


A MAJOR INVESTIGATIVE REPORT INTO SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN THE HAMAS ATTACK ON ISRAEL
HAS DRAWN CRITICISM INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE NEWSPAPER

By Laura Wagner
April 29, 2024 at 9:10 a.m. EDT

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More than 50 tenured journalism professors from top universities have signed a
letter calling on the New York Times to address questions about a major
investigative report that described a “pattern of gender-based violence” in the
Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel.


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The letter follows months of criticism and concerns raised by outside critics as
well as some Times staffers about the credibility of its sourcing and the
editorial process for the story.


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