Editorial note says staff left readers with 'incorrect impression,' should have been more careful in initial presentation of information and in explaining what could be verified

Washington was informed of killings on Saudi-Yemen border while trying to smooth ties with Riyadh and broker deal for Israel, New York Times reports

In 'The Land of Hope and Fear,' veteran New York Times correspondent Isabel Kershner crisscrosses 'a country on the precipice' and comes away with 'great faith in the people'

Critics say coverage misrepresented data, obfuscated sources' biases to criticize Hasidic school system; advocacy group defends reporting as shining light on 'critical issue'

Citizen Lab watchdog group says country most prolific user of tool; publishes new insights into NSO Group's updated targeting of iPhones

Biden administration secretly signed deal for phone tracking software, despite campaign against NSO group; White House officials claim they're unaware of agreement

Billionaire former New York mayor urges Netanyahu to 'slow down' controversial legislation, says he understands those pulling funds from country

Conservative columnist says Ukraine's leader waging campaign to clean up corruption, while Israel's PM doing what he can to 'keep the crooks in'

Jewish correspondent for New York Times, CBS and NBC covered diplomats for decades before becoming State Department spokesman, served on Trilateral Anti-Incitement Committee

Political correspondent Jacob Magid and US reporter Luke Tress discuss resolutions against Israel and its relations with Russia, and yeshiva education in New York