NYT’s Thomas Friedman is consistently wrong about Israel – opinion – Fool me once, fool me twice, fool me three times – you are Thomas Friedman. That is not normal, writes advisor to the prime minister Jonatan Urich. | The Jerusalem Post

In the rigorous world of journalism, credibility is paramount. Yet, Thomas Friedman, a prominent voice for The New York Times, seems to have a recurring pattern of misjudgments, particularly concerning Israel.
One could call it an “obsession.”
If Israeli and American leaders were to shape foreign policy based on Friedman’s recent and past columns – both countries would have been less safe today and peace in the Middle East would have remained an intangible dream. Thankfully, they didn’t.