NY Times Sunday paper spotlights Gaza City rubble recovery and White House dinner


The ny times Sunday print for Sept. 20, 2026 highlights photos of crews excavating rubble in Gaza City and a White House dinner featuring President Trump and tech guests.

The paper’s “The New York Times in Print for Sunday, Sep. 20, 2026″ page shows a photo credit saying “Excavating rubble from a collapsed building to recover bodies in Gaza City” and names Saher Alghorra as the photographer.

a pile of concrete rubble with anonymous rescuers' gloved hands reaching into a broken doorway

Separately, the same print issue notes “President Trump at a dinner with David Sacks and Mark Zuckerberg at the White House,” listing the gathering alongside the Gaza images.

Reporting earlier in the week on Gaza, The New York Times published a story headlined “At Least 21 Dead in Gaza After Building Collapse, Officials Say,” which includes descriptions of excavations to recover bodies and cites Saher Alghorra’s photography on the scene.

an empty formal dining table set for a state dinner, place settings aligned under chandelier light

Photographs and captions on the paper’s print page link the visual coverage of Gaza to the political coverage in Washington, and the ny times presentation pairs a photo essay with a White House social report on the same front or inside pages.

For readers following the paper’s coverage, the ny times continues to combine frontline visual reporting with Washington reporting in its Sunday edition; the paper’s issue page and the Gaza collapse story provide the sourced captions and article text that support those items.

Sources

  • The New York Times — “The New York Times in Print for Sunday, Sep. 20, 2026” page showing the Gaza photo credit and a note about President Trump dining with David Sacks and Mark Zuckerberg.
  • The New York Times — reporting: “At Least 21 Dead in Gaza After Building Collapse, Officials Say,” with details and Saher Alghorra photography of excavations in Gaza City.

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