The Media Accountability Project  

By misrepresenting the case brought forward by South Africa, as well as the ICJ’s initial ruling, the credibility of claims that Israel is plausibly committing genocide is undermined, further upholding the status quo of Palestine’s oppression.

"It would be helpful for readers to understand that her comments are 1.) factually incorrect and 2.) reminiscent of the ideological underpinnings of colonialism in N. America, in which the idea of “Terra Nullius” was used to justify the ethnic cleansing of Indigenous peoples."

"In the interest of accuracy and fairness, please introduce the Palestinian death toll earlier and present it as accurately as possible, using sources like the AP, the Gaza Health Ministry, or the UN."

"Too often, it seems that journalists and Canadian news media steer away from articles that challenge Israel and its brutal and devastating military assault on the people of Gaza. Thank you for providing such an excellent article."

This statement downplays and misrepresents the rule of law and consensus among the international community which recognizes the establishment of Jewish-Israeli settlements as a violation of international law.

"Il n'y a plus d'organisations de défense des droits de la personne mondialement connues et respectées qui ne reconnaissent pas l'apartheid israélien. Il ne s’agit donc pas d’incompréhension ou de mauvaise foi."

It was quite ironic that in his April 1 letter entitled “Israel has legitimacy,” Gary Gerofsky was unable to bring himself to actually write the word “Palestine” or “Palestinian.”  Rather than referring to “Palestine,” he could only write, “another Arab state.”  And rather than referring to the “Palestinian Authority,” he could only write “PA.”  Seems like somebody has a problem attributing legitimacy to the Palestinians.

"B’Tselem, Israel's largest human rights organization, also issued a report in 2021 that positioned Israel as an apartheid state. The list of international organizations and figures who have expressed concern for Israeli apartheid is long and encompasses all the major international and Israeli human rights organizations."

"Netanyahu’s judicial coup is certainly alarming, but it is not a radical departure from Israel’s foundational principles which always privileged the rights of one group over another."