NYT reporting on Orthodox Jewish schools may lead to Pulitzer Prize; critics call reporting dishonest

OAN Stella Escobedo
1:06 PM – Friday, May 5, 2023

In the past few months, the New York Time has done 18 exposes on Hasidic Jewish schools. And it appears the outlet may now be up for a Pulitzer Prize for its reporting. However, critics call their work dishonest and an attack on the Jewish community. One America’s Stella Escobedo spoke about it with Jonathan Tobin, editor of the Jewish New Syndicate.

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