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I do not think that Keller should remove Bronner only because his son is joining the IDF, he said that "either you are the kind of person whose intellectual independence and journalistic integrity can be trusted to do the work we do at the Times, or you are not,” which proves that Bronner holds his journalistic ethics high, mostly because he feels such a respect towards his own profession. In fact, Keller made Bronner the bureau chief because of Bronner honest reputation and experience.

I think Hoyt, should have responded to the public, saying that there were several considerations to why Bronner should remain as bureau chief, such as the fact that he is an excellent reporter, it is even believed by Keller that Bronner “has covered this most

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