The Media Accountability Project  

"Many of Dr. Rosenberg’s accusations would normally lead CBC to seek out a right of reply from the parties facing such strong condemnations. Why should this case be any different? Again, this article and the situation appear to be a flashpoint in BC and deserve better and more fair coverage than this." Continue reading

"I would like to think that they could turn trauma into triumph but instead they have turned trauma into summud (resilience and resistance). Their feelings of helplessness have, as with any wounded people, turned into aggression." Continue reading

"Allegations from Mayor Ron Woznow are taken at face value and no evidence is provided to prove his claims. This is a profound journalistic failure on Galinsky’s part, as journalists should ensure their articles are accurate." Continue reading

"Why is Lebanon being described in this way? It is not “useful”? What does this even mean? It reads merely as demeaning an entire country and doesn’t seem to relate to the claims of the article." Continue reading

"Of course, it is not possible to briefly summarize the destruction in Gaza. However, it is not acceptable to gloss over it, exclude death counts, and downplay the severity." Continue reading

"Too often, it seems that journalists and Canadian news media steer away from articles that challenge Israel and its brutal and devastating military assault on the people of Gaza. Thank you for providing such an excellent article." Continue reading

"What Israel needs is to be held accountable for its actions. Israel must be brought down from its high horse, and Western States must drop their shields protecting it." Continue reading

"I understand that a headline needs to be attention-grabbing for the reader. However, headlines also frame a story for a reader and influence their perspective even if they read the article in its entirety.  Your headline provided inadequate context in terms of Israel’s role in the killing of Mr. Arouri and the potential impact of the killing occurring on Lebanese soil." Continue reading

"Firebombing a Synagogue, targeting Jewish homes, and painting Nazi graffiti is clearly anti-Semitic. However, there is no evidence in the editorial such anti-Semitic, hateful, illegal acts are undertaken by individuals protesting the genocide conducted in Gaza by Israel." Continue reading

"Seventy percent of the 22,000, dead and 53,000 wounded are women and children. Most of Gaza's population has been displaced, thanks to unending orders to evacuate yet again to so-called safe zones which are then bombed. The few hospitals that can still function are overwhelmed and can only provide minimal care." Continue reading