The Media Accountability Project  

"This baseless and inflammatory claim was presented without any journalistic qualification, counterpoint, or context about Amnesty’s findings. Presenting such a serious allegation without challenge fails the test of “full, fair, and proper presentation” and promotes a one-sided narrative on a matter of urgent public interest."

"Will you be covering this important story that informs and educates Canadians on your hourly news cycles or will you continue to suppress this story and others like it?"

"After Haaretz released its damning report that the Israeli military ordered the Hannibal Directive on October 7, I anticipated, to a certain extent, that popular Canadian media would conveniently ignore these findings. I am not surprised that The Associated Press has fallen into the disappointing and deep pool of Canadian media outlets engaging in this case of deliberate self-censorship."

"After Haaretz released its damning report that the Israeli military ordered the Hannibal Directive on October 7, I anticipated, to a certain extent, that popular Canadian media would conveniently ignore these findings. I am not surprised that Global News has fallen into the disappointing and deep pool of Canadian media outlets engaging in this case of deliberate self-censorship."

"After Haaretz released its damning report that the Israeli military ordered the Hannibal Directive on October 7, I anticipated, to a certain extent, that popular Canadian media would conveniently ignore these findings. I am not surprised that The Canadian Press has fallen into the disappointing and deep pool of Canadian media outlets engaging in this case of deliberate self-censorship."

"After Haaretz released its damning report that the Israeli military ordered the Hannibal Directive on October 7, I anticipated, to a certain extent, that popular Canadian media would conveniently ignore these findings. I am not surprised that CBC News has fallen into the disappointing and deep pool of Canadian media outlets engaging in this case of deliberate self-censorship."

"After Haaretz released its damning report that the Israeli military ordered the Hannibal Directive on October 7, I anticipated, to a certain extent, that popular Canadian media would conveniently ignore these findings. I am not surprised that The Globe and Mail has fallen into the disappointing and deep pool of Canadian media outlets engaging in this case of deliberate self-censorship."

"After Haaretz released its damning report that the Israeli military ordered the Hannibal Directive on October 7, I anticipated, to a certain extent, that popular Canadian media would conveniently ignore these findings. Though I remain critical of the Toronto Star, I did not expect this outlet to fall into the disappointing and deep pool of Canadian media outlets engaging in this case of deliberate self-censorship."

"These details are probably relevant for people to know. Why does a protester who was in a scuffle with a cop and allegedly fought back with a plastic straw deserve such outsized and one-sided media attention? That is a question Global News ought to offer. It is a sad day in Canadian media when plastic straw attacks garner significantly more media attention than plausible accusations of genocide."

"Failing to say that Israel may have tortured Palestinians to obtain false confessions demonstrates The Globe and Mail’s tendency to purport Israel’s allegations with little to no skepticism."