A recent showing of an anti-Israel film that was screened in the Northwest Territories capital of Yellowknife was the subject ...

In a syndicated opinion column that was published recently in the Hill Times, Chronicle Herald and Saltwire.com entitled: ...

Several Arabic-language newspapers in Canada have, in our view, repeatedly glorified Hamas and Hezbollah terrorists, ...

In the April 8 episode of the CBC radio program Your World Tonight, Canada’s public broadcaster amplified United Nations ...

In the latest instance of CBC’s large-scale minimization of Palestinian terrorism, an April 11 segment of the Day 6 radio ...

In three recent stories, Jabakhanji ignored well-documented evidence of Hamas’ exploitation of civilian infrastructure ...

Hamas erased 3,400 names—including over 1,000 children—from its official war fatality list, admitting it inflated the death ...

In a recent segment, Global News produced an interview with a UNICEF representative that offered a one-sided, context-free ...

Canadian media routinely presents Oxfam Canada as a neutral humanitarian voice on the Israel-Hamas conflict, but this couldn’t be further from the truth.

The April 11 column by Marc Cassivi in La Presse entitled “The Faces of Our Guilty Conscience,” presented itself as a part film review/part humanitarian commentary — but, in reality, it was nothing ...

Both pieces have a few things in common. They used emotionally charged language to emphasize Palestinian suffering. They minimized official Israeli statements and attributed evil motives to Israel.