The Media Accountability Project  

"Context is important, then and now. If Israel really wanted to avoid a war, it would have ended its occupation of Palestinian territories long ago." Continue reading

"You stated that the death toll in Gaza was “nearing 20,000,” yet the death toll on the day your article was written, January 15, had surpassed 24,000. This is a factual error that needs to be corrected." Continue reading

"These are the same authorities who have been accused of imposing an apartheid system on Palestinians  and  now of committing genocide. Israel should have no say  in deciding whose family members should be allowed to come to Canada." Continue reading

"By emphasizing the tragic impact of Israel’s bombing campaign on civilian infrastructure and the fact that the UN considers Israel’s actions “collective punishment,” you have provided critical context needed for readers to understand the scale of Israel’s war crimes." Continue reading

"Please include a quote from a pro-Palestine voice to make your article balanced. CJPME would be glad to recommend someone from Toronto." Continue reading

"In addition to the incessant dread of losing relatives in Gaza, it was troubling to read about the applications requiring an extreme level of detail that is, at times, completely inaccessible." Continue reading

"It was also informative to read about the additional challenges faced by people with disabilities in Gaza. Those who need wheelchairs because of pre-existing disabilities, or ailments from recent surgeries or loss of limbs, cannot be displaced easily and are, thus, especially vulnerable to Israel’s military attacks." Continue reading

"No, the current violence in Gaza is not a ‘retaliatory war’ but rather a continuation of the resistance to the military occupation of Palestine since 1967 and a continuation of the Nakba since the mid 1930’s when the Zionists commenced using violence to obtain their ‘homeland’ offered to them by the United Kingdom in 1917." Continue reading

"There is really only one logical conclusion, that the demonstrator is not “calling for Jihad” in a political sense, but rather referring to someone named Jihad or Jehad." Continue reading

"Thank you again for providing a well-researched and informative article that counters so much of the biased and poorly researched reporting that I have seen from other media sources." Continue reading