The Media Accountability Project  

"Her claim that the land was “crappy” and had “nothing on it” perpetuates a key feature of Zionist political discourse: asserting that Palestine was a “land without a People for a People without a Land” and, therefore, ideal for the creation of the state of Israel. I would recommend adding this information to your article, as it helps further contextualize how Robinson’s comments are anti-Palestinian."

"Many Jewish students at York and elsewhere do not support Israel nor its ongoing actions in Gaza, which are plausibly genocidal. To obscure the essential and relevant information that Hillel is not merely a Jewish student group, but a Zionist one, is to profoundly mislead your viewers."

"Why have Israelis been killed, yet Palestinians have died? This passive language muddles reality by absolving Israel of any responsibility as the perpetrator of these Palestinian deaths."

"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."

"You write: “International law experts interviewed by CTV National News say this case may not meet the high bar of proving intent to commit genocide […]” Again, these words are highly misleading as you give voice and space to experts who say that it is possible to prove intent to commit genocide."

"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."

Please help us challenge this poor, negative, and one-sided coverage of a Regina Pro-Palestinian group, "Good Trouble Network YQR," which blocked the Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) railway crossing at Albert Street and Saskatchewan Drive on November 29.

The host refers to posters in Montreal's metros as "pro-Hamas posters" even though the posters call for a ceasefire. CTV News Montreal is lying. They are inflaming the situation by misrepresenting the reality of what the posters actually say. 

"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."

Please help us challenge this one-sided article questioning Gaza’s Ministry of Health’s credibility and the legitimacy of the Palestinian death toll numbers that it gives. The same skepticism shown in this article wouldn’t be applied to Israel, i.e. questioning Israel’s credibility, its data sources, and their final figures.