NY Times Equates Israel Attacking Iran's Nuclear Program To Iranian Terror On Israeli Teens

Here's an excerpt from the NY Times, in reference to Israel's assessment that the Iranians are responsible for the heinous attack on Israeli teenagers in Bulgaria:
"Bellicose adversaries, Israel and Iran have a long history of accusing each other of terrorist attacks. Iran has blamed Israeli agents for a string of assassinations of Iranian nuclear scientists over the past five years, for which Iran has vowed revenge. Israel has accused Iranian agents of attacks on a range of Israeli tourists and diplomats in at least a half-dozen places around the globe."
So let's get this straight--they're equating the Israelis assassinating (allegedly) the men developing the weapon that the Iranians have repeatedly vowed to use to wipe Israel off the map with the murder of innocent Israeli children touring a foreign country. Seems fair.
Yet another example (there are many) of the Times's utter inability to distinguish between good and evil. If only the millions of Americans who mistake their drivel for objective news reporting could see it.
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