New York Times Quietly Changes Headline Claiming Anti-Semitic Attacks 'Are a Gift to Right'

When an outlet writes as many misleading, hateful, and partisan headlines as the New York Times, it takes a special kind of idiocy to stand out. Yet here we are. The (failing) New York Times did it again Monday, publishing a gross headline that read “Attacks on Jews Over Israel Are A Gift To The Right.”

We are not joking:

Despite getting the okay from several like-minded, spine-lacking staffers, the Times eventually replaced the headline, post-publication, with one that strikes an entirely different tone. The story is now headlined "The Crisis of Anti-Semitic Violence." A plot twist that puts Shutter Island to shame.

Because the Times traded in its ethics a decade ago, the editor didn't even bother to offer an explanation for the change.

The article's original headline follows a trend of left-leaning personalities and outlets exposing how little they care about anti-Semitism. Watch or read any one of these social justice warriors talk about the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and remember, they claim they are furiously fighting against all injustices.

Neither the Republicans nor the Democrats benefit from violence against Jews or any other type of anti-Semitism. How could they? Yet it does appear that one party ranks the ongoing anti-Semitic violence somewhere below Big Tech suppression on their outrage list.

That party still refers to the New York Times as the "paper of record."