National Post gives platform to racist, Islamophobic, anti-Palestinian politician Selina Robinson
"Ms. Robinson omits that her dismissal was not for 'impolitic words,' but rather due to public backlash over her dismissive and racist remarks about historic Palestine, where she referred to it as 'a crappy piece of land with nothing on it.'"
Read moreArticle inaccurately conflates the U.S. and Canada’s designations of Samidoun
"As the National Post is a member of Canada’s National NewsMedia Council, it is expected that your newsroom provides stories that are factually correct. I urge you to clarify Samidoun’s advocacy efforts and avoid the misleading term “anti-Israel” in order to correctly portray the pro-Palestinian solidarity movement in Canada. Unless the National Post has a mandate to actively contribute to furthering harmful stereotypes and defamatory statements against Palestinians and their allies, I suggest corrections be duly made."
Read moreMr. Hopper’s numbers don’t add up
"The article inaccurately claims that Hamas's operation on October 7 killed "more than 1,200 civilians. This is incorrect. According to Haaretz, 1,105 individuals were killed. This included 851 civilians (including 59 from the police force and 13 from the emergency services) and 368 IDF soldiers. This distinction between civilians and soldiers is critical, and misrepresenting these numbers grossly misleads readers as Mr. Hopper inflates civilian casualties on Oct.7."
Read moreNational Post spreads misinformation regarding Yahya Sinwar's death
In her opinion piece, former Canadian ambassador to Israel Vivian Bercovici makes numerous misleading claims regarding the circumstances surrounding the death of Yahya Sinwar. However, the most libellous statement was her inclusion of a debunked claim that Sinwar was carrying an UNRWA identity card, despite no credible evidence from reliable sources confirming this.
Read moreArticle absolves Israel of its responsibility in killing Canadian couple
"Yes, Hezbollah retaliates, but let’s not pretend Israel is the sole victim or that the state’s actions are somehow justified or remotely proportionate. Israel’s advanced military unleashes large-scale destruction on Lebanon while also violating international law without care. Hezbollah’s capabilities, while destructive, pale in comparison."
Read moreShame the National Post for Their Racist Piece Celebrating Terrorist Attacks on Lebanese Civilians
This type of celebration of state violence, especially in a context where civilians, including children, were killed is a new low for the conservative newspaper. This piece violates the ethical principles of responsible journalism, particularly as outlined by the National NewsMedia Council (NNC).
Read moreCall out National Post for Defaming UofT Encampment Protestors as Antisemites
Even more troubling, the article links to a pro-Israel website, Canary Mission, which publicly exposes the personal information of professors and students involved in the encampment. By sharing this link, the National Post is effectively engaging in doxxing, a violation of ethical journalism principles in Canada that risks serious harm and breaches the right to privacy.
Read moreRE: The campaign to silence the truth about Israel
"The most referenced definition of APR is the one that was formalized by the Arab Canadian Lawyers Association (ACLA). Benlolo writing that 'From the river to the sea [Palestine] will be free' is a 'violent Palestinian discourse calling for the genocide of the Jewish people' is a manifestation of this definition of APR."
Read moreCall out National Post grifter Ari David Blaff for his anti-Palestinian racism
"This article contains several biased and misleading statements surrounding the McGill student encampment made by Zionist grifter Ari David Blaff. Blaff defames the students’ protesters as anti-Semites and terrorist sympathizers. His one-sided article demands an immediate response to ensure fair representation of the McGill encampment."
Read morePlease specify that Gaza’s health ministry categorizes civilian deaths into women, children, elderly, and men
"Your coverage failed to include any pro-Palestine voices that could provide essential context or counterbalance the accusations against Hahn. By choosing to echo a misleading narrative that his legitimate critique of Israeli policies equates to antisemitism, I am afraid your article veers into propaganda rather than journalism."
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