MPs demand inquiry Gaza doctors at centre of harrowing BBC report are Hamas supporters

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In a recent report aired by the BBC, harrowing testimonies from Gaza hospital medics shed light on alleged abuses by Israeli forces. The revelations sparked international condemnation and raised questions about the impartiality of the BBC's coverage. However, a closer examination of the social media accounts of six of the eight medics involved in the report reveals a troubling pattern of anti-Semitic rhetoric and support for Hamas, calling into question the reliability of their testimonies.

 

 

The BBC's report, which featured accounts from hospital medics describing torture and abuse by Israeli forces, was met with swift condemnation from foreign officials, including Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron. Yet, as the BBC sought to corroborate the evidence, they failed to address the alarming social media activity of the medics involved.

 

 

Among the medics highlighted in the report, Dr. Amira Al-Assouli emerged as a central figure, recounting her experience of being targeted by Israeli gunfire. However, a closer look at her social media reveals posts endorsing Hamas rocket attacks on Israel and calling for violence against Jews. Similarly, other medics, such as Hatem Raba and Atef Al-Hout, expressed support for Hamas and celebrated past terrorist attacks against Israelis.

 

 

These revelations have prompted calls for an independent inquiry into the BBC's reporting practices, with critics accusing the broadcaster of being "led by its nose by Hamas." Concerns have been raised about the BBC's reliance on Arabic journalists in Gaza and its failure to adequately vet sources for bias.

 

 

Furthermore, the BBC's fact-checking unit, BBC Verify, came under scrutiny after it was revealed that two journalists involved in the report had "liked" posts celebrating attacks on Israel. This further undermines the credibility of the BBC's reporting and raises questions about its commitment to impartiality.

 

 

The BBC's director-general, Tim Davie, has acknowledged the need for action in response to these allegations, calling some of the social media posts "unacceptable." However, critics argue that more comprehensive measures are needed to address systemic bias within the organization.

 

 

In light of these revelations, politicians have called for a thorough investigation into the BBC's reporting practices and its handling of sensitive issues such as the Israel-Palestine conflict. There are concerns that biased reporting could fuel anti-Semitic sentiment and contribute to further division within communities.

 

 

Moving forward, there is a pressing need for transparency and accountability in media reporting, particularly on contentious issues like the Israel-Palestine conflict. The BBC must uphold the highest standards of journalism and ensure that its reporting is fair, balanced, and free from bias. Only then can it regain the trust of its audience and fulfill its role as a credible news source.

 

25.03.24

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[Bkk Brian]

I've often watched a BBC news report on TV to then see them interview one of their Arabic department correspondents, its cringe worthy the pro Hamas stance they take.

 

https://twitter.com/CAMERAorg/status/1770153892510048495

 

[ozimoron]

24 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

I've often watched a BBC news report on TV to then see them interview one of their Arabic department correspondents, its cringe worthy the pro Hamas stance they take.

 

Being journalists and all they might resent the fact that Israel has killed more journalists than the total killed in ww2 or Vietnam.

 

Edited March 24 by ozimoron

[Bkk Brian]

5 minutes ago, ozimoron said:

 

Being journalists and all they might resent the fact that Israel has killed more journalists than the total killed in ww2 or Vietnam.

 

Making excuses again, tell that to the BBC director who has admitted the fact and finds it unacceptable or the UK MP's that are demanding enquiries.

[ozimoron]

1 minute ago, Bkk Brian said:

Making excuses again, tell that to the BBC director who has admitted the fact and finds it unacceptable or the UK MP's that are demanding enquiries.

 

I was speaking to thew motivation of the individual journalists. You simply have an issue with the fact that so many journalists have been killed.

Edited March 24 by ozimoron

[harada]

No surprises here Israel is creating a few million more Hamas supporters every day.

[Bkk Brian]

Just now, ozimoron said:

 

I was speaking to thew motivation of the individual journalists.,

You were making excuses for them.

 

9 minutes ago, ozimoron said:

 

Being journalists and all they might resent the fact that Israel has killed more journalists than the total killed in ww2 or Vietnam.

 

 

1 minute ago, Bkk Brian said:

Making excuses again, tell that to the BBC director who has admitted the fact and finds it unacceptable or the UK MP's that are demanding enquiries.

 

[Nick Carter icp]

Just now, harada said:

No surprises here Israel is creating a few million more Hamas supporters every day.

 

    Did you not understand the report ?

The BBC journalists were Hamas supporters BEFORE the Hamas terror attack on Israel , they didn't become Hamas supporters after the attack .

   This story is about BBC journalist who have supported Hamas for ever  , not just because of this war 

[Neeranam]

12 hours ago, ozimoron said:

 

Being journalists and all they might resent the fact that Israel has killed more journalists than the total killed in ww2 or Vietnam.

 

That's one way to hide your Genocide.

[Neeranam]

12 hours ago, harada said:

No surprises here Israel is creating a few million more Hamas supporters every day.

Indeed, when the force all the Gazans out of Gaza, or kill them, the land will not be theirs for very long! 

[retarius]

A smear campaign against anything that exposes Jewish war crimes and atrocities.

[Bkk Brian]

4 minutes ago, retarius said:

A smear campaign against anything that exposes Jewish war crimes and atrocities.

So none of this is true then? Mentioned in the OP

 

https://david-collier.com/bbc-verify/