The Media Accountability Project  

We always see in the media opposition to Zionism being conflated with antisemitism, and we therefore thank you for giving space for Elsayed to debunk these claims.

Please continue to amplify Palestinian and pro-Palestinian voices with your readers, especially at a time where coverage on Palestine has considerably decreased since the so-called ceasefire was announced on October 10, 2025.  

The latest I have read about the people returning from the humanitarian Flotilla is much appreciated. Your voice is very important in our current media landscape and I hope you are treated fairly and respectfully at the CBC.

Footage at 4:46:10 exposing settler violence against Palestinians and military complicity, along with the segment where the CBC crew is followed by ultranationalist Jewish settlers from an illegal outpost, are effective in helping Canadians understand the severity and tactics of intimidation first-hand.

"Our goal was to equip readers with strategies to challenge anti-Palestinian narratives and to build the kind of media-literate, justice-oriented public that this moment in time demands. I’m glad it achieved its mission."

Please know that the team at CJPME is in solidarity with MUN Students for Palestine and all those working to dismantle Canada’s support for Israel’s system of apartheid and genocide in Gaza.

"However, I must respectfully point out that while the article correctly identifies Sabra as a Mossad agent in the Marvel comics, it overlooks the central reason many view the character as offensive and emblematic of anti-Palestinian propaganda: her name."

"The lives of children like Ward and Hind — and of Palestinian women and men — are rarely granted front-page coverage. Their stories are buried, while Israeli narratives dominate the news cycle with urgency and emotion."

The Globe and Mail is complicit in dehumanizing Palestinians through one-sided, pro-Israel coverage. This rare piece by Hasan Jaber breaks that pattern by amplifying a Palestinian voice from within the besieged Gaza Strip, laying bare the psychological torment and deprivation of basic life necessities due to Israel’s siege. 

"Too often, mainstream coverage relies on passive voice—phrases like “more than 48,000 Palestinians have died in Gaza”—which misleads readers into believing Palestinian deaths occurred in a vacuum. This erasure numbs the public to Israel’s ongoing war crimes and crimes against humanity, reducing Palestinian deaths to mere statistics and shielding Israel from scrutiny and accountability."