The building of the Manhattan apartment where Joseph Kahan Lives, Executive Editor of the New York Times, was brutally vandalized on Friday, showing a demonstration of criticism against the coverage of war paper in Gaza.
According to the pictures of the scene “Jo Kahn Kahn Li Gaza dies”, read a message in the vacant paint written in front of the entrance of the building located in Greenwich village.
Other photos revealed that the building has been replaced with red.
The New York Police Department (NYPD) responded to the reports of frescoes at the place before 5 am on Friday, it has been said in a statement. NBC News And The New York Post.
NYPD said in the statement, “On arrival, the authorities visited the paint on the front steps and doors of the above place.”
A Times spokesperson confirmed the hill that the executive editor was targeted in the incident.
A statement stated that people disagree with the reporting of New York Times, but cross -barbarism and targets their families crosses a line and we will work with the authorities to address it.
NBC News reported that the Times office in Manhattan took place a month later after barbarity by red paint, stating that “NYT lies die Gaza,” NBC News said.
“As an independent news organization, we regularly criticize those who expect to change our reporting,” said a spokesman.
“When we support the rights of groups and individuals, to express our point, we will not give us advocating groups completely and fairly covering.”
