The Media Accountability Project  

"This statement shatters any pretense of journalistic neutrality. If the National Post is an openly Zionist newspaper, it should disclose this bias to readers instead of misleading them into believing they are receiving balanced journalism. Your editorial stance is not driven by journalistic integrity but by ideological loyalty to Israel."

"In response to our own note of concern, CJPME received a reply from the paper's editor, informing us that he would have Peacock write a follow-up piece that resolved the issues. Unfortunately, that article still falls far short. Canada's subsidies for local newspapers is supposed to support "civic journalism," not repeated anti-Palestinian narratives."

"These distortions undermine productive discourse and pander to a narrow, one-sided narrative as Mr. Gordon conflates criticism of Israel with antisemitism. He does so by vilifying dissent as dangerous and hateful and defaming pro-Palestine Jewish groups as 'Israel haters' for 'dusting off their Jewish membership card to use as a shield against criticism, or appropriating Jewish names to lend credibility to their causes.'" 

"This impartiality has no place in our legacy media, and it puts the Gazette’s journalistic integrity into question if you cannot even bother to send someone down to McGill to do basic journalism."

"The treatment of the image in the article is unfair. Your reporting lacks context
surrounding the image used by SPHR for their Youth Summer Program is glaring. The
image in question is a historical photograph of a colonized people learning about the
colonial struggles of others, which has circulated in pro-Palestine spaces for years. At the
very least you can contextualize the ad by stating the original image is of a group of
Palestinian Resistance fighters reading copies of 'Quotations from Chairman Mao Zedong'
in 1970."

"About a hundred Winnipeggers joined the effort to show solidarity with Palestinian refugees and those living under occupation. Such a cause is more than worthy of recognition."