The Media Accountability Project  

"From what we know, there is no evidence to link incidents in synagogues to pro-Palestine protests. Pro-Palestine protests have also not targeted synagogues. You cannot just make these statements without evidence and generalize them as accusations. It is not only not accurate, but it is intentionally inflammatory." Continue reading

"Thank you once again for prioritizing Palestinian perspectives. Your commitment to fair and accurate reporting is vital, and I urge you to continue this critical work. I hope you will consider my critique in future reporting on Israel and Palestine." Continue reading

"Palestinians in Gaza are being targeted and killed by airstrikes, gunshots, and tanks, as well as fatal conditions that have caused death from lack of medicine, starvation, dehydration, and malnutrition. By using such words, you also absolve completely the reality of Gazans." Continue reading

"Is it appropriate to introduce a blockade of humanitarian aid as a ‘gathering’? Why does the anchor make sure to distinguish it from a hike, a picnic, or even a party? Are viewers really wondering if a group of Israeli citizens and settlers blockading aid from entering Gaza are part of a hike, a picnic, or a party?" Continue reading

"Thank you again for naming what many Canadians who have been protesting in the streets since October 7 know to be true. The humanitarian catastrophe that has emerged in the Gaza Strip is an Israeli made disaster. There is no time left for negotiation, charades or indecisiveness on the part of Western leaders such as President Biden. For the Palestinians, every moment and every meal counts and they are counting on us!" Continue reading

"It is estimated that more than 25,000 women and children have been killed in Israel’s military assault on Gaza since Oct. 7. Gazans who are sheltering in Rafah have been the victims of a fatal ground and aerial military assault since Oct. 7, and to reduce the suffering they’ve experienced only to a potential ground assault in Rafah is demeaning." Continue reading

"Your article clearly points out the many failings of airdrops, from inefficiency and unequal distribution to the real dangers they present to people on the ground. I appreciated you place the paltry amount of food aid delivered into perspective: the two US airdrops fed just 1.7% of the population a mere two meals." Continue reading

"Such words downplay Israel’s responsibility for the situation it has inflicted on Gazans, which has been ruled as a plausible genocide by the International Court of Justice (ICJ). These words also obfuscate the scale of Israel’s current military campaign in Gaza. Israel has killed civilians in Gaza with military tactics and equipment besides missiles and bombs. Palestinians in Gaza are being targeted and killed by airstrikes, gunshots, and tanks, as well as fatal conditions that have caused death from lack of medicine, starvation, dehydration, and malnutrition." Continue reading

"Last Ramadan, on April 4, 2023, Israeli police attacked worshippers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque. They brutally beat women, journalists, medics, and people with disabilities with metal chairs, batons, and rifles. Israeli forces attacked the mosque with tear gas, stun grenades, and rubber-coated bullets. In this period alone, they injured at least 153 Palestinians and raided the Al-Aqsa Mosque five times." Continue reading

"This segment failed to cover the plethora of reasons for which Palestinians are dying from starvation: Israel’s deliberate targeting of civilians retrieving aid and its unilateral control of most of the air, land, and sea routes to Gaza. More than 1.5 million Palestinians are sheltering in Rafah, not “hundreds of thousands.” Lastly, a “break in the fighting” implies a power symmetry between the two parties involved. Further, it obfuscates Israel’s highly disproportionate share of the killing since Oct. 7. The host could have, instead, said that Palestinians sheltering in Rafah can only wait for a 'ceasefire' or 'an end to Israel’s military campaign'." Continue reading