New York Times Ends Probe into Gaza Coverage Leak Without Conclusion

The investigation, which involved interviewing nearly 20 staff members, failed to identify the source of the leak but highlighted gaps in handling sensitive information.

• The New York Times concluded its internal investigation into a leak related to its Gaza coverage without reaching a definitive conclusion.
• The probe was initiated following a report that Times staffers debated publishing a controversial podcast episode.
• The investigation became contentious, leading to a union grievance alleging discrimination against staffers of Arab and Middle Eastern descent.
• Despite the inconclusive end, the Times identified and addressed gaps in how it handles sensitive journalistic material.
• The controversy has sparked internal disputes and criticism of the Times' handling of sensitive topics, including its coverage of the transgender community and social justice.

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