The Media Accountability Project  

Thanks from CJPME

Thank you for your thought interview questions and your heart felt shock at the current conditions Palestinian peoples in the West Bank face daily at the hands of Israeli settlers and the Israeli army.

I am writing to you today on behalf of Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East [CJPME]. Our mission is to enable Canadians of all backgrounds to promote justice, development, and peace in the Middle East, and here at home in Canada. I volunteer with a group within CJPME, which focuses on media accountability to follow journalistic standards and to balance news coverage in a fair and accurate way.

We applaud your Aug 21 segment on the West Bank Nightmare. Your interview with Maysa Hawwash, however horrific, is absolutely the type of information Canadians need to hear! Thank you for your thought interview questions and your heart felt shock at the current conditions Palestinian peoples in the West Bank face daily at the hands of Israeli settlers and the Israeli army.

Sincerely

Debbie Hickey

Volunteer – Media Accountability Project - CJPME

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