The New York Post and RealClearPolitics both publish commentary arguing that The New York Times highlights anti-Muslim sentiment while failing to give comparable attention to antisemitism they say is embraced or enabled within parts of the Democratic Party.
Both pieces frame the Times’ reporting as selective, with their authors pointing to what they characterize as a broader pattern of antisemitic attitudes or behavior. The outlets’ central focus is the perceived imbalance between coverage of Islamophobia and coverage of antisemitism.
Because both sources are opinion-focused, they do not present new, independently verified reporting within the excerpts provided. Instead, they emphasize hypocrisy in media treatment and urge readers to reconsider what issues are prioritized. They also align in their characterization of the Times’ approach, though they do not provide detailed evidence in the text shared here.
