The Media Accountability Project  

The protests you are referring to were vigils by the local Jewish community in support of the hostages. The way you have worded and placed this line makes it seem like the pro-Palestine demonstrations were taking place there. I don’t know if this is a mistake or by design but either way it violates all journalistic standards of accuracy and should be re-written to convey the truth of the matter.

"Toronto Sun reporter Brian Passifiume publishes an article that includes multiple instances of unverified and subjective claims presented as fact, in violation of basic journalistic standards. This article is a clear example of editorializing within a news report. Join our collective media advocacy efforts to hold the Toronto Sun accountable for failing to meet basic journalistic standards."

"The article frames concerns about Israel and its influence on children’s summer camps as “anti-Israel threats.” The campaign launched on this issue by Just Peace Advocates explicitly states that its critique of the summer camps is because they promote Israel and its military, not because the camps reinforce Jewish identity."

"To be clear, the incident involving antisemitic signs occurred on Sunday, March 15 and not Saturday March 14. According to the Toronto Star, “Toronto police say the Hate Crime Unit is investigating reports that posters featuring antisemitic caricatures of Jews were paraded around at a demonstration… over the weekend,” referring to Sunday, March 15."