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The Media Accountability Project  

Pages tagged "Palestinian Statehood"


CBC segment misrepresents Marc Carney’s position on Palestine

"By airing only this partial quote, the CBC segment risks whitewashing Carney’s stance, leaving listeners with the false impression that he is advocating for peace. In reality, his vision legitimizes the position of the occupier—one that aligns with Israel’s ongoing genocide, apartheid, and dispossession of Palestinians."

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Concern over uncritical repetition of unverified and false Israeli claims

"I request that you revise this section, rejecting racist language that rationalizes violence against civilians."

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Thanks for balanced coverage of Canada’s stance on Palestinian statehood

"I see a dearth of solid reportage on Israel and Palestine in Canadian media, and I know that pro-Israel groups such as Honest Reporting Canada attack journalists who report critically or even simply provide accurate information on Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, or on its policies and practices toward Palestinians."

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