The Media Accountability Project  

"To adhere to journalistic principles of impartiality and accuracy the article should be corrected to state that Gaza is “undisputed” Palestinian territory." Continue reading

We ask that future coverage describe the posts as racist and dehumanizing, or at minimum report how they were characterized in 2024 by the National Council of Canadian Muslims, the White Rock Muslim Association, and Premier Eby. Continue reading

"Nous voulons attirer votre attention quant à l'absence de mention qu'Israël n'a pas respecté la majorité des concessions de la première phase." Continue reading

"The use of language like 'firebombing of Jewish schools' to describe small arson attacks versus 'bombard the Gaza Strip'—when Israel is widely considered to be committing a genocide in which mass killings, the targeted killing of children, deliberate starvation, infliction of serious bodily and mental harm, and prevention of births have all been documented—exemplifies a bias in your reporting." Continue reading

"While your report does a good job of portraying Israel’s intransigence and some of the motives behind it, including such background information would have helped your readers understand Israel’s well-established, and ongoing goal to ethnically cleanse Palestine—the reason why the prospects for peace are so perilous." Continue reading

Thank you for an article that clearly illustrates Israel’s true intent for both Gaza and the West Bank. PM Netanyahu’s statement, “As long as I am Prime Minister, there will never be a Palestinian State in either Gaza or Judea and Samaria” tells Palestinians and the world that  Israel has no desire for a just peace, self-determination or equitable human rights for Palestinians. Continue reading

"During the segment, the host asks the candidate wether they would have attended an October 8 'pro-Palestinian, pro-Hamas rally,' adding that many people saw the rally as a justification for the deaths of Israelis on October 7." Continue reading

"This segment is riddled with misinformation and racism. Mr Vuong repeats allegations as if they are fact and gets so much wrong. Regarding the suspect of the US consulate shooting. The man in question, Mohammad Al-Saadi, is an Iraqi national and there are no proven links between him and Hezbollah in Lebanon." Continue reading

"As a global wire news service whose articles are distributed to subscribing media outlets worldwide, AFP has a responsibility to provide reporting that is accurate and fair.  The article should have at minimum mentioned that Israel did not fulfill its ceasefire obligations in Phase One." Continue reading