Reporters’ Roundtable: The Fogel Photos
Host Josh Nathan-Kazis speaks with editor Jane Eisner about the murder of five family members in the West Bank settlement of Itamar, the government’s release of the brutal crime scene photographs and the Forward’s decision not to publish those photos. Then Josh is joined Mary Jane Fine, who reported for the Forward from the Mets spring training site in Florida. She discusses what Mets fans have to say about the allegations that the team’s owners were major beneficiaries of Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme. Then staff writer Gal Beckerman joins the conversation to tell us about a shortage of kosher baby formula in and around Brooklyn.
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