Jodi Rudoren's years at the Grey Lady included five in Israel; lately she's been an associate managing editor

New York Times says it's testing Democrats’ 'willingness to criticize Israel,' claims 'few candidates' would do so

In report, administration officials described US digital incursions into Russian power grid

Jean Plantu of Le Monde defends caricature widely regarded as anti-Semitic, says canceling cartoons is like 'asking children not to do drawings for Mothers' Day'

Thomas Erdbrink unable to work in four months since government-required authorization removed; Tehran says it will be restored, but doesn't explain delay

Editor says paper had planned for a year to cease running caricatures, but cartoonist says decision directly related to Netanyahu image

David Friedman says Israel has the 'right' to keep parts of the disputed West Bank. But his boss, much less enthusiastic about the settlements, may end up opting for the status quo

Rabbi Joseph Potasnik of New York Board of Rabbis says it was 'a healthy, honest exchange' with paper's publisher, opinion page editor

Palestinian American congresswoman writes on Twitter that newspaper promotes a 'lack of responsibility on Israel'

At March of the Living, US ambassador says 'it's a mistake to get caught up' in statistical analysis, notes attacks on Jews are not 'a daily occurrence'