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The Media Accountability Project  

Pages tagged "Waterloo Region Record"


Toronto Star and the Waterloo Region Record publish CJPME letters to the editor

On April 11, 2024, two different CJPME letters to the editor were published in the Toronto Star and the Waterloo Region Record that challenged problematic op-eds.

In the Toronto Star, Michael Levitt of the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Centre wrote a piece bashing pro-Palestine protesters on the day of Eid al-Fitr. You can read CJPME’s response here.

In the Waterloo Region Record, Robert Walker of Honest Reporting Canada regurgitated IDF talking points without any real depth or insight. You can read CJPME’s response here.


Re: Recent commentary on Israel and Palestine ignores depth of Hamas terrorism

Robert Walker's argument hinges solely upon the official narratives disseminated by Israeli military and intelligence agencies. Refuting each of these assertions feels like an exercise in futility, as there are those who adhere to Israeli claims regardless of the overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

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Article obscures the killing of a Palestinian child by Israeli forces

In general, to report a story involving the murder of a teenager and only provide, unchallenged, the killer’s justification is to neglect your journalistic responsibilities. In this specific case, it is also an affront to all Palestinian victims of Israel's apartheid regime.

 

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