NY Times reporter walks back post about 'randomness' of Israeli strikes on Iran
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A New York Times reporter faced backlash after suggesting Israeli strikes on Iran hit residential areas randomly, contradicting Israel's statement that the operation was targeted.
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"The randomness of strikes in residential neighborhoods have terrified Iranians," she added.
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