Archive · 31 Jul 2025
NYT Building Vandalized Following Gaza Report Controversy
The New York Times building in New York City was recently vandalized.
The vandals wrote messages on the building about the newspaper's reporting on the conflict in Gaza.
This happened after the newspaper changed a story about a child who was reported to be starving.
Some people were upset by this change, with some of them believing the original story was meant to make Israel look bad.
The vandals' actions were a reaction to the newspaper's reporting on the situation.
They also defaced a Starbucks logo nearby.
The New York Times headquarters in Manhattan was vandalized with red paint and graffiti.
The vandalism included the phrase "NYT lies, Gaza dies" and paint on the publication's logo.
The incident followed the NYT's revised article about starvation in Gaza.
The vandalism was connected to the NYT's revised article about a child with pre-existing medical conditions.
A nearby Starbucks logo was also defaced with red paint.
- Who
- Pro-Palestinian activists are associated with the vandalism.
- What
- The New York Times headquarters was vandalized with red paint and graffiti.
- When
- The vandalism took place on an unspecified day.
- Where
- The New York Times headquarters in Manhattan.
- Why
- The vandalism was reportedly in response to a New York Times report on Gaza.
Pro-Palestinian Activists
NYT and Supporters
Media Reporting
Pro-Palestinian Activists
The New York Times' reporting is biased and misleading.
NYT and Supporters
The New York Times is reporting fairly on the situation.
- Location
- New York Times headquarters, Manhattan
- Motive
- Protest of NYT's reporting on Gaza
- Target
- New York Times building and nearby Starbucks logo
- Actions
- Vandalism with red paint and graffiti
- Slogan
- "NYT lies, Gaza dies"