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24.9.2018 Pastebin.Com - Printed Paste ID 24.9.2018 Pastebin.com - Printed Paste ID: https://pastebin.com/syWNwnMP 1. INTRODUCTION: This pastebin is organized into six sections. The first five sections detail the extent of Jewish influence at the New York Times. The final section catalogs each of the citations used to support the assertions made throughout the text. This pastebin is accessible at https://pastebin.com/syWNwnMP. An archived version of this pastebin is also accessible via https://archive.fo/JuHGg. Feel free to copy, build upon, or otherwise repost the information in this pastebin on your own website. To see a similar list for NBC, visit: https://pastebin.com/cqDiq3P4. To see a similar list for CBS News, visit: https://pastebin.com/U7QYbUry. 2. 3. SECTION 1: NYT Executives 4. SECTION 2: NYT Bureau Chiefs 5. SECTION 3: NYT Chief Correspondents 6. SECTION 4: NYT Leading Editors 7. SECTION 5: NYT Correspondents & Reporters 8. SECTION 6: Works Cited 9. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10. 11. **SECTION 1: NYT Executives** 12. 13. Arthur O Sulzberger Jr. – Chairman & Publisher 14. Arthur O Sulzberger Jr. is Chairman and Publisher of the New York Times. [1]. Arthur O Sulzberger Jr. is Jewish. According to JPost, a Jewish news publication, the Sulzbergers are a Jewish family and Arthur O Sulzberger Jr.’s father, Arthur O Sulzberger Sr., stated that “he would be criticized if he appointed a Jew as editor, since the ownership was in the hands of Jews.” [2]. The Algemeiner, an Israel-based Jewish news publication, stated that Sulzberger Sr. “was indeed Jewish.” [3]. According to the Jewish Virtual Library, Jr.’s father, “Arthur Ochs Sulzberger was a Jewish American publisher and businessman.” [4]. The Daily Beast has also confirmed that “the Ochs/Sulzbergers were a Jewish family.” [5]. 15. 16. Michael Golden – Vice Chairman 17. Michael Golden is Vice Chairman of the New York Times. [6]. Michael Golden is Jewish. Michael Golden is the father of Hays Golden [7], who is also on the New York Times’ board of directors [8], and the son of Ruth Sulzberger Holmberg, who is the sister of Arthur Ochs Sulzberger [9], who was Jewish. According to JPost, a Jewish news publication, the Sulzbergers are a Jewish family and Ruth Sulzberg’s father, Arthur O Sulzberger Sr., stated that “he would be criticized if he appointed a Jew as editor, since the ownership was in the hands of Jews.” [10]. The Algemeiner, an Israel-based Jewish news publication, stated that Sulzberger Sr. “was indeed Jewish.” [11]. According to the Jewish Virtual Library, Ruth’s father, “Arthur Ochs Sulzberger was a Jewish American publisher and businessman.” [12]. The Daily Beast has also confirmed that “the Ochs/Sulzbergers were a Jewish family.” [13]. 18. 19. Arthur Greg Sulzberger – Deputy Publisher 20. Arthur Greg Sulzberger is Deputy Publisher of the New York Times. [14]. Arthur Greg Sulzberger is Jewish. Arthur Gregg is the son of Arthur O Sulzberger Jr [15], whose father, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, was the New York Times publisher before him. [16]. According to JPost, a Jewish news publication, the Sulzbergers are a Jewish family and Arthur O Sulzberger Jr.’s father, Arthur O Sulzberger Sr., stated that “he would be criticized if he appointed a Jew as editor, since the ownership was in the hands of Jews.” [17]. The Daily Beast has also confirmed that “the Ochs/Sulzbergers were a Jewish family.” [18]. The Algemeiner, an Israel-based Jewish news publication, stated that Sulzberger Sr. “was indeed Jewish.” [19]. According to the Jewish Virtual Library, Jr.’s father, “Arthur Ochs Sulzberger was a Jewish American publisher and businessman.” [20]. 21. 22. Mark Thompson – President & CEO 23. Mark Thompson is the President and CEO of the New York Times. [21]. Mark Thompson’s wife is Jewish. The Independent has confirmed that his Thompson’s wife, Jane Blumberg, is Jewish. [22]. The Jewish Voice of NY has likewise confirmed that Mark Thompson’s wife, Jane Blumberg, is Jewish. [23]. 24. 25. Joseph Kahn – Managing Editor 26. Joseph Kahn is the Managing Editor of the New York Times. [24]. Joseph Kahn is Jewish. Joseph Kahn is the son of Leo Kahn, a co-founder of Staples Inc. [25], who was Jewish, according to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. [26]. 27. 28. Meredith Kopit Levin - Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer 29. Meredith Kopit Levin is Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the New York Times. [27]. Meredith Kopit Levin is Jewish. Meredith’s husband, Jason Levin [28], has stated, "I am Jewish. I had my bar mitzvah in Israel.” [29]. Meredith’s relative on Facebook [30], Robin Kopit, has expressed support for Style Mitzvah and Students Against UCSC Divestment from Israel. [31]. 30. 31. James Bennet – Lead Editor, Editorial Page 32. James Bennet is the Lead Editor for the Editorial Page of the New York Times. [32]. James Bennet is Jewish. Rocky Mountain News has confirmed that James Bennet is the brother of politician Michael Bennet who is also Jewish. [33]. James and Michael are the sons of Susanne Klejman Wed to D. J. Bennet Jr. [34]. The publication US News has likewise confirmed that James’ and Michaels’ mother was Polish-Jewish. [35]. Several publications have likewise confirmed that Michael Bennet is Jewish, including Jewish Virtual Library [36], the Jewish publication JWeekly [37], and the Israeli-based newspaper Times of Israel. [38]. 33. 34. David Perpich – President & General Manager, The Wirecutter 35. David Perpich is President and General Manager of the New York Times’ The Wirecutter. [39]. David Perpich is Jewish. Perpich was married in a Jewish wedding ceremony performed by Rabbi Harvey J. Winokur. [40]. Perpich is the newphew of current New York Times publisher, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr. [41]. According to JPost, a Jewish news publication, the Sulzbergers are a Jewish family and Arthur O Sulzberger Jr.’s father, Arthur O Sulzberger Sr., stated that “he would be criticized if he appointed a Jew as editor, since the ownership was in the hands of Jews.” [42]. The Daily Beast has also confirmed that “the Ochs/Sulzbergers were a Jewish family.” [43].The Algemeiner, an Israel-based Jewish news publication, stated that Sulzberger Sr. “was indeed Jewish.” [44]. According to the Jewish Virtual Library, Jr.’s father, “Arthur Ochs Sulzberger was a Jewish American publisher and businessman.” [45]. 36. 37. Rebecca Blumenstein – Deputy Managing Editor 38. Rebecca Blumenstein is Deputy Managing Editor of the New York Times. [46]. Rebecca Blumenstein is Jewish. Joanna Barsh and Johanna Lavoie write in their book, “Centered Leadership”, that Rebeccae Blumenstein’s family moved to Essexville, Michigan, where Rebacca as the “only Jewish kid in her fourth grade.” [47]. Rebecca and her husband Paul’s life stories have been featured in The Jewish Chronicle. [48]. 39. 40. Paul Walborsky – Senior Vice President, NYT Global 41. Paul Walborsky is Senior Vice President, NYT Global. [49]. Paul Walborsky is Jewish. Walborsky was married to Liann Schottenstein in a Jewish wedding performed by Rabbi Aaron M. Petuchowski. [50]. Paul and Liann have donated to the Addison-Penzak JCC of Silicon Valley [51], a Jewish or organization. [52]. Paul and Liann are also donors to JValley (The Jewish Federation of Silicon Valley). [53]. Paul and Liann’s daughter has been bat mizvah’ed and has read the Torah at her synagogue. [54]. 42. 43. Nick Rockwell - Executive Vice President & Chief Technology Officer 44. Nick Rockwell is an Executive Vice President and the Chief Technology Officer for the New York Times. [55]. It is unclear whether or not Nick is Jewish. However, nick’s sister Alexandra is married to David Kissinger, who is Jewish.Nick on Facebook [56] is friends with his sister Alexandra Rockwell [57] who is married to David Kissinger, a Yale graduate. [58]. The Daily Caller confirmed that Yale graduate David Kissinger is the only son of Henry Kissinger [59], who according to Tablet Mag, a Jewish news publication, is Jewish. [60]. The JPost, a Jewish newspaper, likewise confirmed that Henrey Kissinger’s son, David, was to marry Alexandra Rockwell. [61]. A genealogy report on Rutgers University’s website also confirms that David and Alex are really married. [62]. 45. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 46. https://pastebin.com/print/syWNwnMP 1/8 24.9.2018 Pastebin.com - Printed Paste ID: https://pastebin.com/syWNwnMP 47. **SECTION 2: NYT Bureau Chiefs** 48. 49. Elisabeth Bumiller – Washington D.C. Bureau Chief 50. Elisabeth Bumiller is the Washington D.C. Bureau Chief for the New York Times. [63]. Elisabeth Bumiller is Jewish. Bumiller was married in a Jewish wedding ceremony performed by Rabbi Harold White. [64]. 51. 52. Adam Nagourney – Los Angeles Bureau Chief 53. Adam Nagourney is the Los Angeles Bureau Chief for the New York Times. [65]. Adam Nagourney is Jewish. Adam is the son of Herert Nagourney and brother of Eric Nagourney [66], who was married in a Jewish wedding ceremony Rabbi Burt Aaron Siegel at Adam Nagourney’s house. [67]. Adam Nagourney is also listed as a Jewish American journalist on Wikipedia. [68]. 54. 55. Steven Erlanger – London Bureau Chief 56. Steven Erlanger is the London Bureau Chief for the New York Times. [69]. Steven Erlanger is Jewish. Erlanger, the New York Times’ former Jerusalem bureau chief. [70]. According to JPost, a Jewish newspaper, the last several Jerusalem Bureau Chiefs, including Steven Erlander [71], are Jewish. [72]. 57. 58. Alissa Rubin – Paris Bureau Chief 59. Alissa Rubin is the Paris Bureau Chief for the New York Times. [73]. Alissa Rubin is Jewish. Among other things, the funeral for Robert Castor, father of Enid Rubin and grandfather of Alissa Rubin, was held at Frank E. Campbell [74], which the Times of Israel states is a Jewish funeral home.
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