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Pages tagged "AP"


Headline ignores Israel’s responsibility in strike killing Hamas official

"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."

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No mention of Palestinian casualties in article

"While you give the number of Israeli casualties, you completely failed to give the number of Palestinian casualties."

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Conditions of Palestinian detainees overlooked by CTV and AP

Please join us in criticizing this piece written by the Associated Press and published by CTV News. CTV News has been under fire for its biased coverage of Palestine.

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Failure to specify Israel’s military operations and their humanitarian impact on Gazans

"To report on the military targeting of the Hamas tunnels in the absence of any acknowledgment of Israel’s deliberate attacks on the Palestinian civilian population and their infrastructures dehumanizes the Palestinians. It also reinforces Israel’s impunity for the humanitarian crisis that they have created and continue to expand in total disregard for International Humanitarian Law."

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Challenge AP & Examiner for absolving Israel of responsibility

Please join us in criticizing the Associated Press and the Peterborough Examiner for a one-sided article that reserves its harshest language for Palestinian actions while leaving Israeli atrocities unnamed.

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Extreme bias and photograph need to change in article

"Stop reporting grave Israeli contraventions of law under photographs and ludicrous Israeli claims that provide cover for the war crimes about which you should be informing readers. Bias at this level debases your profession and deadens the soul."

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Article is glaringly insensitive to Palestinian pain

"You must show more respect to Palestinian Torontonians amid this pain and hate. Look into the details as credible observers track Israel’s embrace of positively genocidal violence in Gaza, and start to report on these horrors with some basic human respect."

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Additional information needed about Israel‘s blockade of Gaza

"Your article omits essential information, which is the blockade on Gaza. It is inaccurate and unfortunate not to mention it in your article since it is an essential piece of context to understand why everything is unfolding in the way it is."

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Correction needed to specify that Israel's attacks on Gaza constitute war crimes

"To fail to include these points is to aggravate the crisis of trust in journalism. In these difficult days, we expect you to provide readers with the facts, even when they are startling."

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Critical contextualization of Hamas and the Gaza Strip missing

"Not including a Palestinian voice and focusing on Israeli victims alone helps to reinforce the perception that Palestinians are less deserving of access to basic human rights."

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