The Media Accountability Project  

The claim that the Ministry of Health "does not distinguish between combatants and civilians" is misleading and gives the impression that most Palestinians killed by Israel are combatants when, in fact, the overwhelming majority are civilians. Continue reading

It is therefore entirely legitimate and logical for Palestinians and other Canadians of conscience to commemorate and mourn three years of genocide on October 7. Continue reading

It is factually inaccurate to characterize an ongoing genocide as merely “Israel’s response.” Continue reading

Three years into a genocide, your article is shockingly inaccurate. I hope you will consider balancing this out by including Palestinian voices who can speak to the illegal occupation of Palestine, as well as October 7th as it also represents the beginning of the most criminal and deadly phase of Israel’s campaign to ethnically cleanse Palestine. Continue reading

We were glad to see the piece drawing a clear line between antisemitism, which is a form of bigotry against Jews and protected under the Charter, and Zionism, which the author describes as a political ideology open to critique like any other. Continue reading

Thank you again for amplifying the voices that are standing up and speaking out against Canada’s role in Israel’s ongoing oppression, genocide and displacement of the Palestinian people. Continue reading

Not only will this program be financial helpful to Gazans, but it can offer a glimmer of hope to so many innocent people living in devastating conditions. Continue reading

While in Western languages, “martyr” usually refers to someone who dies because of their religious beliefs, Palestinians use the label “martyr” to refer to anyone killed by the Israeli military, whether combatants, civilians or children. Continue reading

As you point out this is incorrect and very dangerous. We thank you for your thoughtfulness and encourage you to keep up the good work! Continue reading

I encourage CBC to continue to draw attention to Palestinian voices, perspectives and issues that are often sidelined in Canadian mainstream media.  Continue reading