The Media Accountability Project  

"Leslie Roberts published this piece during a sponsored trip to Israel by the Exigent Foundation, a pro-Israel lobbying group with ties to former Israeli intelligence agents." Continue reading

Joe Warmington wrote an inflammatory opinion piece in the Toronto Sun accusing a pro-Palestinian supporter of bringing a grenade to the Walk with Israel —when in fact, the object was obviously nothing more than a keychain. This kind of racist misinformation fuels anti-Palestinian hate and should never have been given a platform in Canadian media. Continue reading

On May 22, 2025, CBC News aired a deeply troubling interview with Israel’s ambassador to Canada, Iddo Moed. The segment failed to meet basic journalistic standards, offering a platform for unchallenged Israeli propaganda while erasing Palestinian suffering. We encourage our media responders to hold CBC accountable for its complicity in dehumanizing Palestinians. Continue reading

To suggest that the Nakba, an internationally recognized historical event commemorated annually on May 15, is equivalent to propaganda is a textbook example of Nakba denial, a pervasive form of anti-Palestinian racism that seeks to erase the collective trauma and lived history of the Palestinian people. Continue reading

The op-ed misleadingly claims that some demonstrations outside synagogues occurred during Israeli “real estate events” held inside. What it fails to mention is that these so-called “real estate events” are about the selling of occupied Palestinian land, which is illegal under international law. To omit this crucial context and to frame these protests as one against a place of worship is a cynical and dangerous attempt to smear legitimate opposition to illegal Israeli occupation and land theft of Palestinian land. Continue reading

Suite à la pression exercée par le groupe de pression pro-israélien Honest Reporting Canada (HRC), l’article a été modifié pour inclure une affirmation non vérifiée du gouvernement israélien selon laquelle le blocus humanitaire de Gaza serait légal et que la bande de Gaza disposerait de « ressources suffisantes ». Continue reading

The Globe and Mail is complicit in dehumanizing Palestinians through one-sided, pro-Israel coverage. This rare piece by Hasan Jaber breaks that pattern by amplifying a Palestinian voice from within the besieged Gaza Strip, laying bare the psychological torment and deprivation of basic life necessities due to Israel’s siege.  Continue reading

On May 15, World Report covered Israeli airstrikes in Gaza that killed over 100 people, including at least 28 in a hospital in Khan Yunis. During the segment (which starts at 1 minute mark) the host fails to mention that hospitals are protected under international law and does not acknowledge the attacks as war crimes. Instead, it centers Israeli claims that its military is targeting Hamas command centers across the territory without evidence, effectively normalizing the bombing of medical facilities amid a genocide. Continue reading

The National Post published an opinion piece filled with misinformation. Even though it is an opinion piece, it crosses a line, breaching the basic journalistic standards of accuracy. Opinion articles must still be based on facts. Help us in pressuring the National Post to correct the piece and the public record. Continue reading

"CBC Listen aired an episode featuring David Common in conversation with former ambassador to Israel, Jon Allen, about Israel’s genocide in the occupied Gaza Strip—but CBC refuses to describe it that way. The episode contains factual inaccuracies, erases Palestinian voices, and the host makes harmful comments about Palestinians in Gaza." Continue reading