The potential hypocrisies of condemning human rights abuses in Qatar during the FIFA World Cup. And the increasing difficulty of writing critically about Israel. Shree Paradkar co-hosts.

Host: Jonathan Goldsbie

Credits: Aviva Lessard (Producer), Tristan Capacchione (Audio Editor and Technical Producer), André Proulx (Production Coordinator), Cassidy Villebrun-Buracas(Associate Producer)

Guest: Shree Paradkar

Further reading: 

• media-criticisms-of-qatar-during-the-world-cup-are-both-accurate-and-unfair.html">How media criticisms of Qatar during the World Cup are both accurate and unfair - Toronto Star
• LILLEY: World Cup's beauty marred by Qatar's human rights record - Toronto Sun
• Opinion: We built the railway in five years. So why are so many megaprojects now stalled? - The Globe and Mail
• Regier v National Post - National NewsMedia Council
• the-definition-of-antisemitism-has-become-such-a-polarizing-issue.html">Why the definition of antisemitism has become such a polarizing issue - Toronto Star
• CBC’s Palestine Exception - Review of Journalism

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