In a bid to whitewash Israeli war crimes in Gaza, New York Times has introduced new writing guidelines for its journalists, advising against using terms “genocide”, “ethnic cleansing” and “occupied territories.”

The New York Times instructs journalists covering Israel’s war to restrict the use of the terms “genocide” and “ethnic cleansing” and to “avoid” using the phrase “occupied territory” for the Palestinian lands occupied by Israel.

A New York Times report has confirmed that its report claiming that Hamas resistance fighters have sexually assaulted Israeli women was false.

New York Times, which falsely accused Hamas of “weaponizing sexual violence” on Oct. 7, has touched a new low in journalistic ethics with the discredited story.

Amid the Israeli war on Gaza, headlines in the Western media have deliberately sought to distort and manipulate facts about the gory events unfolding in the besieged territory.

According to the New York Times, Iran gas pipeline attacks were allegedly orchestrated by the Israeli regime.

Israel carried out covert attacks on two major natural gas pipelines inside Iran this week, according to a report by the New York Times.