The Media Accountability Project  

Please help us challenge the Toronto Sun and Joe Warmington for a troubling article. Toronto Sun describes the piece as a "news" article, as opposed to "opinion," so it must abide by basic journalistic standards. Continue reading

The article provides a comprehensive picture of the increase in settler violence in the West Bank. While media has been devoted to the situation in Gaza, it is nice to see a good article shed light on the situation in the West Bank. Continue reading

Please help us challenge the National Post and John Ivison for an opinion article defending and misrepresenting a dehumanizing post made by a marketing professor from the University of Guelph-Humber, Paul Finlayson. Continue reading

The result of putting this pressure on universities runs a real risk of punishing or freezing free speech when it comes to criticizing Israel or even advocating for Palestine. All of this context is missing from the article, making it highly one-sided and misleading. Continue reading

The anchor falsely claimed that Hamas was responsible for breaking the recent humanitarian truce. The reality, as widely reported by mainstream media outlets, is that within minutes of the truce expiring, Israel resumed its massive bombardment of Gaza. Continue reading

The article overlooks the support of numerous advocacy groups that support the ceasefire. It focuses on a narrow set of politicians who are either highly supportive of Israel or extremely weary of criticizing Israel. Continue reading

Shai Deluca is an Israeli influencer who spoke about his experience in Tel Aviv while making unverified claims that Gazan civilians "came through with Hamas to murder Jews" on October Continue reading

Balanced coverage is essential for a healthy media environment. The Globe and Mail have been too one-sided in the past. Articles like this are too rare in the pages of the Globe, and we ought to encourage more of them.  Continue reading

It is refreshing to see a well-written op-ed covering Islamophobia. So much coverage has focused on the mounting concerns around antisemitism, but rarely have recent articles meaningfully tackled Islamophobia.   Continue reading

"Ottawa Citizen did not cover the November 25 pro-Palestine protest on Parliament Hill, the biggest pro-Palestine rally that gathered 100 000 people." Continue reading