Israel/Palestine

3. May I use portions of New York Times articles, such as quotes or excerpts? May I edit or adapt New York Times articles? Back to top
Under certain circumstances, it is permissible to make direct quotes from New York Times articles. The context, number and length of the quotes will determine whether permission is required. It is never acceptable to selectively quote from articles in a manner that changes their meaning, to take quotes out of context or to combine quotes to create a sentence. It may also be considered infringement if a large percentage of the publication consists of quotes from New York Times articles. It is always best to submit a request for clearance.

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Use of article excerpts is possible with permission from The New York Times, without alteration to the intended meaning of the original text.

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