Will this story get more people to notice how the New York Times has become an ardent apologist for Palestinian terrorism?

Sami Antar, 21, in his second year of physical education studies at An Najah University here, left the apartment at 8 a.m. Thursday. In the afternoon, he blew himself up on behalf of the militant group Islamic Jihad in Tel Aviv, in a zone of shops and restaurants, but killed only himself. About 20 Israelis, ordinary people going about their daily business, were wounded, one of them seriously.
Sami Antar also blew a large hole in his circle of family and friends, who did not see this coming. […]
Sami’s brother Samer came out, his eyes red, to tell journalists that the family would not speak of what had happened, and said, “This is an honor, not just to the family of Antar, but to the whole neighborhood.”

Mediacrity and Clay Waters make the case that this should be the tipping point for the NYT’s Middle East coverage. This inaccurately captioned photo in the Times got a lot of attention from the blogs, but doesn’t the Times’s systematic pattern of tendentious editorializing that repeatedly leaks into its news coverage deserve at least as much scrutiny? We need to call them on it every time it happens.