The Media Accountability Project  

"There are other facts worth including beyond these, to be sure. For example, there are reports that this was not the first time the hospital was attacked. This was also one of many health facilities and schools that have been attacked in Gaza. These are not peripheral issues, but critical pieces of information that allow readers to make a fair assessment."

"Hormis le fait que vous donniez le nombre de victimes palestiniennes après celles du côté israélien et que vous ne mentionniez pas l’occupation israélienne de la bande de Gaza, vous citez rapportez le Hamas pour rapporter le nombre de victimes palestiniennes. Or, vous devriez plutôt indiquer la référence au ministère palestinien de la Santé. Citer le Hamas revient à décrédibiliser et déshumaniser le nombre de morts du côté palestinien."

"Monsieur Lynk a remis les pendules à l’heure en évoquant le « désespoir » connu des Palestiniens pour expliquer les événements du 7 octobre, l’absence de volonté politique et diplomatique de Benyamin Nétanyahou et ses prédécesseurs pour concrétiser les revendications des Palestiniens et, finalement, le double-standard entre l’Ukraine et la Palestine."

"The misinformation about the death and injury tolls of the Palestinians downplays the impact of the violence they are experiencing due to the air strikes.   At a time, when the public trust in Canadian media is in decline, it is imperative that accurate and current information is provided to readers."

"Reading an article describing Gaza’s evacuation reality amidst Israel’s attacks since October 7 was refreshing. We read about Canadian and American citizens' evacuations in the media without having complete information about Gaza’s evacuation reality and the apartheid between citizens in Israel and those in occupied Palestinian territories, Gaza, and the West Bank."

"Votre article est extrêmement biaisé et c’est inquiétant que de tels mots aient été publiés alors qu’ils contreviennent à vos obligations journalistiques de ne pas propager de discours haineux."

"For Western media to join Israeli and United States spokespeople in playing confused on an Israeli bombing seen and understood across the world is socially catastrophic: it drives a wedge between thinking people internationally and the followers of a he-said/she-said information warfare operation that degrades the credibility of all who entertain it."

"The information in the paragraph above is incontestable and well established by all major news and wire services: it cannot fairly be suppressed. We insist on immediate action to correct your biased, inaccurate, inflammatory story."

"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."

"Now, by the time these Whittington and Caddell pieces were published, Israel had in this crisis killed more than twice as many Palestinian civilians as Palestinians had killed Israeli civilians. Facts are what they are. Whittington does not reflect them when he exclusively reserves harsh adjectives (“murderous,” “terrorist”) for Palestinians, while treating the Israeli killing of Palestinians in gentler tones."