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NYT Report Says Israelis 'Largely View Themselves as Victims' of Oct. 7 Hamas Massacre

WARNING: The following article contains sensitive descriptions of what occurred on Oct. 7 that some readers may find offensive.

Do you know how easy it is to say that “Israelis were the victims of Oct. 7?”

Pretty easy. I typed it out in five seconds.

A New York Times report, however, says that “Israelis still largely view themselves as the victims of Oct. 7.” Published on Monday, this article describes a recent film concerning the conflict in Gaza. When speaking of the massacre itself, however, the Times is careful to avoid a proclamation of victimhood.

This should make you pause. It’s not just a small grammatical difference; there is a seed of doubt baked into that sentence. And it’s not just a seed, the Times bent over backwards to avoid painting the Israelis as objective victims.

For some reason or another, they want their readers to question, who was the real victim on Oct. 7?

In case you forgot, the correct........

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