The Media Accountability Project  

"The article does not inform audiences that Toronto Police have previously stated that several recent shootings targeting Jewish institutions in Canada, including  the U.S. consulate were the work of hired criminals, mainly youth just over or under the age of 18." Continue reading

"Nous vous encourageons à continuer de la sorte, donnant ainsi une meilleure visibilité à la réalité actuelle de millions de Palestiniens, et de ce fait, une meilleure sensibilisation pour le grand public et votre audience." Continue reading

"The article casts some doubt on the accuracy of reported Gazan casualties and in doing so, contributes to anti-Palestinian racism by dismissing well-established evidence of mass civilian harm as unreliable because the health-ministry was backed terror-group. We feel these points should be clarified in print and would welcome your comments." Continue reading

It is unfair and misleading to refer to a matter of settled international law (that Israel is illegally occupying Palestinian land) as simply the “view” of certain bodies and countries. This is even more problematic given how Israel’s position is stated so strongly. Reuters includes the claim that “Jews have lived for thousands of years” in Israel, but omits any mention of Palestinian indignity.   Continue reading

"In the interest of accurate and fair reporting, in line with CBC’s JSP, the segment should have at minimum mentioned that Israel did not fulfill its ceasefire obligations in Phase one." Continue reading

Palestinians are under siege in their own towns and being attacked by Israeli settlers. This is also an important context that should be added in future reporting.   Continue reading

When a claim from a party to the conflict has not been checked, it should be reported as that party's claim, and readers should be told if it could not be verified. That is AP's own journalistic standard. Continue reading

For a non-Palestinian Canadian to suggest that what is happening in Palestine is ‘marvelous’ does not speak to the history or current reality of Palestinians living there.  This reality is reflected in November 2025, when Palestinian Christians, launched their document: “Kairos Palestine II: A Moment of Truth: Faith in a Time of Genocide”.   Continue reading

Baselessly suggesting that Iranian sponsored terror is behind these recent incidents serves only as fuel for the rising Islamophobia in Canada, whose proponents use these conspiracies as a constant refrain to normalize and justify anti-Muslim hate. Continue reading

We are quite capable of knowing who our friends and enemies are. If the National Post and Greg Brady want to be cheerleaders for genocide in the middle east, that is on their conscience. But using their bully pulpit to muddy the waters with fantastic allegations that LGBTQ support for human rights is supporting Islamic extremism is the worst kind of yellow journalism. Continue reading