The Media Accountability Project  

"There are several issues in your article. First, you do not provide a description of B’nai Brith. B'nai Brith Canada is a self-professed staunch defender of the State of Israel and a pro-Israel advocacy organization. Not providing information about B’nai Brith is misleading and unfair as their pro-Israel stances are often conflated with antisemitism." Continue reading

"The sentence, 'Hamas, in its founding charter in 1988, calls for the destruction of Israel and is nakedly antisemitic,' should be removed. It misrepresents the current stance of Hamas, which, since 2004, has repeatedly stated its willingness to accept a peace agreement based on an Israeli withdrawal to the 1967 borders. The original 1988 charter is frequently and misleadingly cited to suggest that Hamas is committed to Israel’s destruction, a context that you fail to provide." Continue reading

"While the last paragraph was supposed to be a context paragraph, the first sentence reads: 'Israel has denied that its actions in Gaza constitute a genocide.' It is not only concerning that this is the opening sentence of the last paragraph, but that it presents Israel’s claim as valid without adding any additional information or context." Continue reading

"From the very first sentence, Mr. Passifiume, you present your opinion as fact. For instance, referring to groups that advocate for Palestinian rights on campus as 'anti-Israeli extremists' is not only a baseless editorialization but also defamatory. Your labeling pressures and stigmatizes Palestinians and their allies, effectively framing them as terrorist sympathizers. This characterization is not only inaccurate and harmful but also a form of anti-Palestinian racism, as defined by the Arab Canadian Lawyers Association." Continue reading

"Thank you, Ms. Hassan, for bringing this heartwarming narrative to light. Stories like this are essential in showcasing the resilience of the Palestinian people, who rise above Israel’s brutal occupation and ongoing genocide in Gaza. Activities like boxing are not just means of survival but powerful statements of their enduring hope and strength. Your continued coverage reveals the Palestinians’ fight for their right to exist, and it is this resilience that must be shared with the world." Continue reading

« Alors que les démocraties occidentales se vantent fréquemment d'être des champions du respect et de la promotion des droits humains, votre article réfute cette présomption en démontrant qu'Israël, un État perçu comme une démocratie libérale, a violé de nombreux droits humains par ses actions génocidaires en Palestine » Continue reading

"While the credentials of the guest were supposed to suffice in presenting a balanced view of a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, the interview ended up being one-sided and inaccurate." Continue reading

"It is very clear that CTV News has closed itself off from having meaningful dialogue with its readers. Considering this lack of responsiveness and accountability, I am curious whether there is a more useful contact at CTV News. If so, please pass it on. Otherwise, I would appreciate a direct confirmation that CTV News is not interested in engaging with constructive feedback or improving its reporting practices." Continue reading

« Alors que nous sommes aux portes d’une guerre régionale, il convient de remettre en question les affirmations d'Israël, en particulier celle-ci, car elle sert la stratégie d'Israël à trouver une excuse pour déclencher une guerre régionale et à ne pas vouloir de cessez-le-feu. Madame Drolet a manqué à son devoir journalistique de corriger Madame Vahramian sur cette phrase. » Continue reading

"Your article is heavily one-sided, giving undue prominence to supporters of the Jewish National Fund (JNF) while characterizing the JNF Negev fundraiser dinner as merely 'a Jewish community event.' I am afraid your use of soft language, whether intentional or not, fails to acknowledge that the JNF is deeply tied to Israel’s history of colonization of Palestinian territory." Continue reading