Pro-Palestine protesters gathered at The New York Times headquarters. They accused the paper of hiding Israel's role in Gaza's famine. Slogans like "NYT lies, Gaza dies" were painted on the building.
The protest followed a front-page article that activists said ignored Israel's involvement in the crisis. A corrected photo of a starving child stirred more outrage.
Activists claimed 100 Palestinians died from hunger recently. Over 650,000 children face severe malnutrition with long-term effects. Protesters said the NYT failed to name those responsible.
The Intercept reported that NYT repeated Israeli claims 24 times. These claims said Hamas stole aid, but later sources disagreed.
Activists also linked NYT staff to Israeli military or lobbying groups. They say this bias shapes the way the Gaza war is reported.
The protest reflects global frustration over biased media. Critics demand truth and accountability for the suffering in Gaza.