A picture of a grieving family in Majdal Shams was placed next to an unrelated headline about Israel bombing in Lebanon, encouraging an uncritical eye to associate the two items.
Major media outlets falsely accused Israel of striking a refugee camp in Rafah, ignoring evidence that the target was a Hamas command center outside a humanitarian zone.
On Thursday, the BBC admitted to mishandling its coverage of the Gaza City Al-Ahli Arab Hospital explosion earlier this week by making inappropriate speculations about it being an Israeli air strike.
The BBC has steadfastly refused to refer to the group as terrorists, instead using the term “militants”. BBC executives have claimed that they cannot use the term terrorists because it would violate impartiality standards.
By describing Hamas terrorists as “militants,” the BBC presents Hamas as a legitimate state actor like Israel or the United Kingdom. In reality, nothing is further from the truth.
While interviewing former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett about the IDF's defensive military operation in Jenin, a BBC anchor puts her antisemitic bias on full display.
According to a recent report by the Jewish Chronicle, the BBC Arabic appointed new 'Output Monitors' to 'clean up Arabic language reporting,' despite the Director-General's defense of pro-terror voices.
Atwan's 'reference to terrorist murder as ‘Palestine’s New World Cup’ really does require the BBC to apologize for elevating him to the role of a pundit.'
A leading media watchdog forced a UK paper to correct its false headline about Israel's Iron Dome system, which prevents Palestinian rockets from killing innocent civilians.
The BBC's Abdel Bari Atwan defended the murderer of three civilians in Tel Aviv attack earlier this year, promotes antisemitic conspiracies, and expressed sympathy for Salman Rushdie’s attacker.