The Media Accountability Project  

"Several components of this article are offensive. To say that the war that began on Oct. 7 has “reportedly claimed more than 25,000 lives” is incredibly misleading." Continue reading

"The infrastructure for reporting antisemitism is relatively well-developed and robust because of the wide range of Canadian civil society and lobbying groups dedicated to this cause. Self-reporting methods for victims of anti-Palestinian racism are far less developed, however." Continue reading

"Maryam Nasser’s valuable perspective informs listeners on how Canada’s actions demonstrate a racist double standard that is highly offensive to members of the Palestinian-Canadian community." Continue reading

"This chant is not hate speech or a call to hate crime. Unfortunately, it has been time and time again unfairly described as such by pro-Israel organizations to prevent legitimate criticism of the State of Israel and its actions, and mentioning only this interpretation of the chant makes the article biased." Continue reading

"What does it say about our democracy? The true horror is that the media, which is supposed to be our vanguard of information, is no longer making individuals informed and unbiased." Continue reading

"Please publish a correction to remove the suggestion that all protesters support the Houthi Motto as this claim is entirely uncorroborated, and add missing Palestinian perspectives." Continue reading

"While some of these claims remain contentious allegations, I want to point out the fact that your article is misleading insofar as it makes it sound like the victims of October 7 were only civilians. On October 7, Hamas targeted Israeli military infrastructure and killed numerous Israeli security forces." Continue reading

"With respect, to conflate the death tolls and displacement numbers of Palestinians and Israelis is not only inaccurate, it is offensive." Continue reading

"I particularly appreciated Dr. Nazak Birjandifar’s claim that it would be hypocritical for great powers, like the US and Canada, to ignore if the ICJ rules as genocide. As purported defenders of democracy and human rights, these Western leaders have a duty to take the ICJ ruling incredibly seriously." Continue reading

"As Canadian media reports more on the struggles faced by Palestinian-Canadians who are applying for emergency visas on behalf of their relatives in Gaza, it becomes increasingly clear that the circumstances are far too dire to leave Gaza safely. From the uninterrupted risk of being killed and lacking the resources needed to survive, to missing the guarantee that family members who are granted a visa will be able to return to Gaza one day, all cases show that Canada’s reunification measures are generally to no avail until there is a permanent ceasefire." Continue reading