The Media Accountability Project  

Using the words ‘anti-Israeli-intimidation’ or ‘anti-Israeli related intimidation’ to frame your headline and opening statement is blatant misinformation and a factual inaccuracy.This is a very tense time especially for the Jewish, Arab, Muslim and Palestinian communities. Using language that is inaccurate and inflammatory does not help to ease the tension and does a disservice to both the Minister and the public in general. Continue reading

Bien que je vous contacte avec un peu de retard, près de deux semaines après la publication de cet article, je tiens à souligner combien j'ai apprécié votre texte. Monsieur Moulla a tout à fait raison de souligner l'importance de cette décision qui ouvre la voie à une plus grande expression des perspectives palestiniennes dans le paysage politique québécois. Continue reading

Your article was exemplary, offering the exact kind of context we advocate for at CJPME in reporting on Palestine-Israel from highlighting the Nakba and the ICJ ruling regarding Israel’s possibility of committing genocide in Gaza to elevating pro-Palestine voices - ensuring they are not buried at the end of the article. Continue reading

Thank you once again for your courageous reporting on York's anti-Palestinian racism report. Just as antisemitism deserves attention in the media, we must also highlight anti-Palestinian racism, which is being used to silence voices that are critical of Israel’s ongoing genocidal campaign in occupied Gaza and its apartheid regime. Continue reading

I particularly appreciated that you gave Mr. El Khairy the opportunity to explain what it means to talk about Palestine in English. He pointed out that in Arabic, it is “Falasteen,” and he delved deeper into the need for context when discussing Palestinians and their suffering in the English language. Continue reading

In these fraught times, it is refreshing to read a balanced article that allows both sides of a dispute to speak in their own voice, while at the same time making clear the position of Canadian law on the issue of using taxpayer subsidized donations to support the armed forces of another country.   Continue reading

The article usefully juxtaposes Israeli claims with remarks from the UN that attacks on first responders has reduced aid to “a trickle.” Too often Israeli claims are taken at face value, allowing them to get away with what are later revealed to be outright lies. Continue reading

Although the United Nations has established these human rights standards, they are not binding. This lack of enforcement, along with the strong support Israel receives from both Western and Arab states, creates a situation where our UN standards for human rights are often ignored and weakened by selective inaction.   Continue reading

"I strongly urge you to address these oversights in your reporting and clarify that the Jewish Federation of Winnipeg is a pro-Israel organization. Without such context, your reporting can unintentionally contribute to biased narratives." Continue reading

The use of this figure without evidence erodes public trust in the media. I urge you to retract or clarify this claim and provide a more accurate reflection of the situation based on local data. Continue reading