The Media Accountability Project  

"This is the fifth article documented this year by CJPME where the National Post tries to deny the Nakba." Continue reading

This comment is completely misleading as 80% of the CASE respondents were from Ontario and Quebec, therefore not nationally representative. The CASE report clearly states that, because of their methodology, the results cannot be interpreted as precise population estimates. Continue reading

I especially appreciate that the segment mentions the cultural and historical importance of the olive harvest, noting that it is the primary source of income for Palestinians.   Continue reading

Please continue to amplify Palestinian voices in the future by giving space for Palestinians and pro-Palestinian voices, including artists like the one interviewed in this segment, who are using their platform and music to take principled stances and stand on the right side of justice.  Continue reading

It is disappointing, however, that you chose to run a piece consisting almost entirely of voices that dismiss the film outright, especially given the total lack of substance behind them. The article’s observation that “[w]hile many of the people CBC spoke with were furious about the film, no one had seen it” says it all as to how seriously these people should be taken and yet the CBC gives them virtually the entire focus. Continue reading

The Associate Press has a responsibility to provide accurate, rigorous, contextual, and impartial journalism. This article headline falls short of that standard. I urge you to amend the title to include context around why the building was unstable and naming Israel explicitly as the perpetrator. Continue reading

 It is unfortunate that the University’s administration is not brave enough to stand up for its students. Continue reading

"We insist on your reporting being impartial and precise, which is crucial for journalistic work. Having a framing that runs on "Israel says" and "Hamas run" is unfair reporting, especially in the context of a genocidal war in Gaza, where an actor has considerable military and media leverage in its favor on the other." Continue reading

"The article’s framing is dangerous and gives prominent and largely unchallenged space to serious accusations made by Israeli officials against the filmmakers of the documentary NAZA." Continue reading

"I appreciate that the article highlights how the BC conservatives want to protect institutions that promote Israeli ethnic cleansing and genocide under the guise of opposing anti-Semitism. Meanwhile, those protesting genocide are deemed “terrorists” and therefore fall outside the purview of the law. There is no mention of anti-Palestinian racism or Islamophobia" Continue reading