Talib criticizes New York Times coverage of Israel's aggression on Gaza
New York (QNN)- On Sunday, Rep. Rashida Tlaib criticized The New York Times for its bias coverage of the latest Israeli aggression on Gaza, calling the paper's headline "dehumanizing."
Tlaib was responding to a Times headline that read "Gaza militants fire 250 rockets, and Israel responds with airstrikes."
"When will the world stop dehumanizing our Palestinian people who just want to be free?" Tlaib wrote. "Headlines like this & framing it in this way just feeds into the continued lack of responsibility on Israel who unjustly oppress & target Palestinian children and families. #FreePalestine"
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