The Media Accountability Project  

The obvious cases of racism in this article cross the line, even if it had been published initially as opinion. Please draft an email addressed to Warmington and the editor at Toronto Sun telling them that this kind of anti-Palestinian and anti-Arab reporting is a racist breach of standards. Continue reading

The obvious cases of racism in this article cross the line, even as an opinion article. Please draft an email addressed to Warmington and the editor at Toronto Sun telling them that this kind of anti-Palestinian and anti-Arab reporting is deplorable. Continue reading

"The article refers to al-Nakba education as “partisan lies” and “politicized content on the Israel-Palestinian conflict.” The title of the piece, “Twistory, not history,” undermines the historical significance of the Nakba and implies that its teaching and commemoration is a distortion of historical facts. All these examples amount to Nakba denial, which is a pervasive form of anti-Palestinian racism." Continue reading

The chant to which she is referring is widely understood as a call for Palestinians between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea to be liberated. To label it as antisemitic in a news segment reporting on the police crackdown of a pro-Palestine demonstration is highly inappropriate, false, and offensive. Continue reading

S’il-vous-plaît, aidez-nous à critiquer le Devoir et François Brousseau pour un article d’opinion blanchissant les actions d’Israël en tournant l’attention vers la responsabilité des pays arabes dans la situation des Palestiniens et de la Palestine. Continue reading

It is revolting that Canadian media outlets publish such pieces that don’t provide any evidence to back such outrageous claims under the label of news. We don’t expect Toronto Sun and Warren Kinsella to make any changes to his article, but, at the very least, clearly identify his article as opinion. Continue reading

S’il-vous-plaît, aidez-nous à remercier La Presse et François Audet pour un excellent article d’opinion critiquant l’idée d’envoyer de l’aide humanitaire à Gaza par voie maritime. Continue reading

Please take a moment to explain to the Globe and Mail why this opinion piece is disrespectful and out-of-touch. Since we’ve included the email for submitting letters to the editor, you may consider writing your letter such that it could be published in the letters section. The Globe and Mail asks for letters fewer than 150 words and to include your name, address, and daytime phone number. Continue reading

The reporter does not provide context related to Israel’s military offensive in Gaza until the very end of the article. Even so, it remains incredibly vague. There is no mention of the number of Palestinians who have been killed by Israel or the current conditions in Gaza. Considering Bushnell’s self-immolation was in staunch opposition to Israel’s genocide of Palestinians, this is essential information to incorporate. Continue reading

This article is a blatant example of the type of biased reporting about protests that we strongly oppose. Before Palestinian advocates are allowed to provide their motivations for a protest or blockade, media outlets mention how CIJA and other pro-Israel lobby groups feel about these protests. Continue reading