The Media Accountability Project  

"The article provocatively characterizes Palestinian liberation messages on electronic road signs, such as 'Free Palestine,' 'Escalate Now,' and 'Globalize the Intifada' as anti-Israel." Continue reading

"The headline and the article offensively use the words of a Wall Street Journal op-ed to refer to Dearborn, a suburb of Detroit, Michigan, as 'America’s Jihad capital,' which is unnecessary and racist." Continue reading

"The Hill Times published an excellent Op-Ed that provides a balanced report on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. It effectively highlights the ongoing silencing and intimidation of Palestinian and pro-Palestinian voices and bravely sheds much-needed light on the stark contrast between Canada’s historical stance against apartheid in South Africa and its current silence regarding Israel’s war in Gaza." Continue reading

While the article itself talked about Israel using Abadi as a human shield, the article's headline went out of its way to avoid using the term "human shield."  There are other items in the article that could be critiqued, but the failure to call out Israel's use of a human shield in the headline is the biggest issue we're focusing on.  Continue reading

The National Post chose to cover this story by running an op-ed that not only argues that the number of civilians killed is overblown but that even if it is the correct number, Israel is justified in killing civilians because most Palestinians in Gaza are complicit in some form or another. Continue reading

Rubenstein asserts that October 7 was a “fanatical desire, rooted in Muslim religious beliefs and buttressed by fake history, to exterminate the Jews of Israel.” This is blatant Islamophobia. Continue reading

Bernstein falsely accuses the speech of being hateful and based on lies, which is simply not true. Dr Gem Newman's speech was fact-based. This is concerning and hurtful coming from a Professor from the valedictorian’s own faculty. Bernstein should side with his students instead of smearing and dismissing them. Continue reading

One of National Post’s most recent op-eds mislabeled as news claims that referring to Jerusalem and Bethlehem as being in Palestine "rewrites and erases Jewish history." The author, Adrian Humphreys, makes other bold claims that unfortunately conflate anti-Zionism and antisemitism. Please take the time to write to Humphreys and Rob Roberts at National Post to condemn this kind of biased, bigoted, and anti-Palestinian reporting. Continue reading

Jerusalem, Occupied East Jerusalem in particular, is generally accepted as Palestine’s capital city. Bethlehem is a Palestinian town in the occupied West Bank. Including a quote falsely claiming that Bethlehem and Jerusalem are not part of Palestine signifies the deliberate spread of misinformation or poor research. It also requires a clarification. Continue reading

Unlike other media outlets in Canada whose Editorial Boards have consistently supported genocide, the Toronto Star Editorial team wrote a principled column about Rafah. While imperfect, it stands in stark contrast to the fanatical writings of outlets like the Globe and Mail or Postmedia's publications. Continue reading