Anti-Israel protesters tried to stop the New York Times from rolling out of its Queens printing facility early Thursday — before 124 were later arrested while shutting down the Gray Lady’s Midtown HQ, sources told The Post. 3 Anti-Israel protesters blocked the entrance to trucks so they could not load newspapers for delivery at the New York Times printing plant. Kevin C. Downs for NY PostThey carried anti-Israel signs reading, “Stop the presses. Free Palestine.”Other signs replaced the Times” in the paper’s name with “war crimes.”3 Protesters block the entrance to the plant. The Times told The Post that Thursday’s mass protests — just the latest at the Gray Lady’s office — will not sway its coverage.

Source: New York Times March 14, 2024 12:44 UTC