b, b, c, john as of cold out their own organization for what they say is, is biased coverage of the israel palestine. conflict of that according to out the 0 input tequila clay with a missing key historical context and making policy. instead of being seen less humane compared to is ratings. now internet service and by 8 u. k. base bbc employees, corporation is by and for quote, double sided, the in house of is a scene unclipped, give them that they say the broke off is i'm flinching and it's reported, but they didn't. russian and world crimes and the plane. apparently, 5th, also the jump, the jump this have chosen to remain anonymous and we've contacted the b, b, c of the survey. and we'll bring you any of this as well as a live now and see if those who come and tell you that and contribute to it for i was a media, i need a basic, i mean it's always a joint and say today, this is an interesting so it's just a small group, a journalist in this media dot and the b, b. c. didn't like is how much do you think the bbc will change at least something and it's covered old will just keep to the same sort of narrative as well. i've been following western media pretty much since the beginning of this for the gradually i think that these outlets have been forced to somewhat change. i don't think you'd been able to see a real oval, whole of the coverage. but i think these outlets are forced to change just given they may have facts of the is really brutality. all these scales of domestic is being carried out. um, so there has been a couple of change in time. but i think in the, in many of these outlets, whether it be bbc or cnn, or other west and outlet

b, b, c over the story and will bring you any of us as close live now to independent joe this, mr. charlie, charlie. well, thanks so much for joining us today as the now this is just the hiring for the gym . this and one of the was biggest media companies. that's the honest, say this is, this is listening into the wind, isn't it? i mean, there's not going to be a radical rethink. and the b b, c's approach is that, you know, have a good evening by the way, um, there's not going to be a way to think of the baby series, craig holiday because of the way the bbc is such all but also the main thing major in general are following this line repeated line, which is government and pretty much got something on system e k which is as well has the right to defend itself now size a blanket scan role. frontier make a great evening editing the bbc in particular. there's a lot more than a handful of interest, but i'm not, i'm keep office so i can somebody, i've got a bit of a history to bbc because i just want them to find a day, like the story on, on bbc news. something like that at one point before i realized what they're like, i wanna say, well, i'm not talking about which in most of what i'm talking about. and that is the idea of the bbc is a liberal organization to submit the people that work must be less 20 and then monitors have left wing liberal feats. bbc america, which is alwa

b, b. c. have in shaping public opinion about these ready policy and conflict. and it's, it's actually quite satisfying these days that to feel like organizations like the b, b, c, but also the woodlands in the us. um cnn and others no longer defying the public opinion on palestine. frankly, or many other issues as well. back in the day when the bbc has said was for the scripture, they did tell you the new york times were over the matter now with the age of social media and that they were city of, of media organizations that shape public opinion in the west. the bbc doesn't have that much power and control. it doesn't mean we should not cooling a cooling on the bbc to uh, to report justly on the situation in palestine. but it is again for comforting that we are not independent on the bbc anymore because the bbc no longer see that the people open in neither in britain nor anywhere else anywhere else in the world for that matter. all right, now, how can we do have mutations to strike a balance between humanizing the victims of balance and providing historical context in the coverage of conflicts like this one? well, the thing is when it comes to the situation and

b, b c has come on the far from its jewish stalls. lots of the employees were bought from attending an upcoming march against anti semitism. so the london event is scheduled for sunday and thousands are expected to turn off. however, the bbc has restrictions in place. the prohibit employees from being a defense which could be considered political contrib bush. this outcry consults on the heels of a number of bbc report, is pulling out the network for a missing key historical context and that coverage of the as well. how moss as the bbc has failed to accurately tell the story so emission and the lack of critical engagement with israel's claims, it has their full fail to help the public to engage with and understand the human rights abuses and folding and guys of thousands of palestinians have been killed since october 7th. when will the number be high enough for? i'll edit total stats to change. we are asking the bbc to better reflect and defer to the evidence based findings of official and unbiased humanitarian organizations . and the last to to, i'll just say era 8, maybe see employee is based in the u. k. noted that while the board cost of reports on election, who crowds in ukraine, it uses different standards and it's coverage. so because of all we've reached out to the bbc for comments and of course, will bring you any response in the meantime on joy. now live by john, i'm political unless we're up in the cash robot. welcome to program. always great to get your view on this. i'm going to ask you thoughts actually, are you surprised by how the employees had the why? suppose you could say coverage to out that employer? well, i think if you look at the, these employees and what they're saying, essentially one thing to go to essentially what is a pros on in this riley is it has political undertones. i expect they'll be as rarely flags they're, they're looking essentially these employees to have a different role applied to them than the rest of the people working at the bbc. i know a number of people working at the bbc, one of them who i want to hold as their name was on the phone crying to me about the coverage the bbc was doing at that time. and we had to remember that the bbc had put out reports a day before. in one case, the israel struck a hospital attempting to justify white israel might strike hospitals and why that may be legitimate. and also using terminology like palestinians died, wallace rallies are killed. and a number of different things that they did, which upset employees there, who on the pro palestinian side. so it's jewish employees want to go to a riley, which is political and where they can hold up is rarely flag perhaps, or they can go and so make their political views be known. then this has to be applied around the board when it comes to the bbc, they do report things like, for instance, that the gaza. they have mass run garza health industry, provide statistics in a, in a way this attempts to try and undermine the validity of the claims of the health ministry which are not under question by any international organizations in only israel alone. so for them to try and claim that the bbc is biased against israel and i don't see any validity in those claims. i think it's the very contrary is the truth in fact. but this is another one of those cases where we see that the zionists wants to have an exception for themselves. and i want to ask, you mentioned the bbc employees who spoke to you of this and who's made these views different from what he was. she felt was being, was the tone of the bbc itself. i want did you get a sense um, from this friend or even what's your opinion on whether the bbc will address these accusations or how likely it is to adjust its reporting accordingly. for example to well, i think the bbc has adjusted is reporting according to the public opinion. to an extent we're seeing that this real is being somewhat more critical of sorry, the bbc is being somewhat more critical of israel. and in recent reports is released. but we see that it is the state run propaganda outlet for the united kingdom, which did things like, for instance, sell the lies of w, m d. and the rock amongst a, a, a c of other lies about conflicts where britain was involved. so it's not surprising that it's going to take a slanted few law on this conflicts when it comes to individuals who i'm in contact with. it's not just in the bbc in the west or media. another, a friend of my and a former colleague on some projects. i was also actually in tears because at the cbc which is the canadian national broadcaster, they were told that they can't use the word palestine in their reporting. they're not allowed to post anything on their social media privately expressing their view on the issue and the word palestine is controversial. they were told. so, um, this is, this is brands across western media. they evidently take the few that their government's taking, their intelligence agencies take, and that's just the unfortunate troops. so let me hear people who are on the pro is rarely side who are now coming out of and asking to go to a rally. well, i would assume that they would then have to ask for that right for the people who are palestinians or arabs, or just people that are working in the b, b. c, who caused a pro palestinian perspective to go on palestine rally and surprised at the end to post on their social media, perhaps their views on, on what's going on. but of course the bbc has policies in place which prevent this . so they con, con, be an exception made for people who are pro israel and our scientists, but not people who are pro, stand in and support the plans of the palestinian people. it would be a double standard. it would definitely be thought will be very interesting. say what unfolds up to this because it's, i've seen that the bbc seems to be all on the fire. and what's interesting is that it's an internal dispute won't move in anything. and that's often how things begin to unravel. we really appreciate you coming on and sharing your thoughts with us. i was trying to, i'm political on this role, but in the kind of going to on find enough time to, to conflict in ukraine because a top official in key of says that a piece still with russia could have been ach

b, b, c and i tv channels. and secondly, even the young to know the base something deeply on just about the treatment of palestinians by these ratings, the deals side, holocaust. the effect is wearing off steak on to use that cynically as they did for many, many decades in the process of baptism. these amazing demonstrations by young american jewish kids during broke by the starting banners, calling for a ceasefire off coupon in grand central station, off to buying the low bees of the house of representatives. that's very mostly so when their own people simple, they took for granted. like the young jewish population of the united states are all fairly sizeable chunk of stock operating like this. then there is reason for them to panic because it means you've gone. depends on this for me to my stronger because it doesn't stop the mainstream news channels. corporate news channels, no mainstream talking about isis. i'm comparing, i'm off to ices. i mean, do you think there are similarities between the u. k. u. s. west and your b. u. of high says, given there, i mean, the bombing of gaza rather than have us getting body rises um the length. so fee is done crazy with isis. i mean, in terms of our talent fee that we see the images and seemingly the hospitals being blown up and then to me blinking then the snack controlled, saying we've got to not have a ceasefire. i know what i mean the, the reason they don't want to see side because it means a function complication with the emission. yeah. when is government and the blaming of how much? that's a big thing. genius, who i mean, you know, this is not enrolled and started on october, the 7th. this as a role that has started many, many decades ago. and october. the 7th is just one phase of the will liberation movements act according to their own, with their own strategy. those and solidarity with the palestinians gone justified everything down that they don't need to lots, they are, their moms and what we are demanding is a fan and just settlement and by this time.

b, b c u. s. we see so also 2 feet tall genocide. we have going to assess pin that really should. but when human rights of being a node, we cannot just sit still and do not think we have to express our condemnation. the is just got 11 p m here in the russian capital. welcome wherever you country the news from today, post the globe. this is opposite we saw with gaza with a helpless the claim that is really still april in the hospital that has left 2 people dead and schools wounded. warning the following for these contains disturbing images. some local officials say the as far as happened near the entrance of our last of the hospital, a pediatric facility in gaza. city processing authority, the time is the sole sense of the conflict of the month ago is fast approaching. 10000 in a separate isn't 15 as if it hasn't been killed. the more than 60 wounded. and then now there is a spike in a different hospital, according to the past and in red, crescent light. and the idea of claims the come play of i'm buttons is near the, i'll shoot the facility will being used by how much the situation of a city law. this house was, it was now become critical as it main generally has stopped working is lying on the bus home system. it's been so the last spices of feel. it has the girls that have moved street more. they are facing a good test of the a month ahead. that's why talking today about the largest hospitals in the gold this trip, the chief and magic, a complex. and then these in the hospital, the mentioned you rate to that supplies the entire hospital stopped working. these hospitals now rely on secondary backups to keep this sensitive serves as running. while the other units of the hospital a whole test were attempting to adopt to these crosses by conserving the remaining fields to extend the life span of all health services. the step might delay us running as a few for a few days. however, in case we run knowledge a few and we will not get any fuel supplies for hospitals and generating electricity. and we will get tests. we will take place if i can thousands of injured patients. all of that now is the most of this video is of skilled raw. forgive me the bodies outside of the hospital, off of the latest idea. so i will see to helping to put those injured into ambulances. is that things it strike kill thomas fights is while gardens are struggling, the image, the a humanitarian crisis. these are the problem is the has been to me please adding the few will be allowed to end to gaza. he claims that medicines are holding reserves on the the i was chief a hospital devante. we're continuing with old house train and is really, is refusing a time for a true is that doesn't include the release of all hostages for israel will not able be entre fuel into guys and oppose this transferring money to the st box. a few notes where they are and says, all that and one of the hoffman and people in gauze, i've now been displaced. but in any 600000 seeking refuge, it's shelters. however, not everyone's already. so i'm finding the homes. yeah. some of the stories, i have been dep, it, hadn't we eat any sing? satisfied the hunger of children. we look for firewood to light and cool bread and no, there was no 5 route. there was no cooking, guess. there was no water, very snuffing up loving the shipment. they want us to go from the north to the south. okay, well we have no money now clause. there is no for our children are suffering here in school because of sanitation. there's no water. there's no foods, we have nothing. there's only one desk here or there. that's why we decided to stay in northern because people are taught to get out there. but my brother in the southern got a cd over a father, was injured by showing next to him. yeah, why should we go to the south where the residence of the newest and we will stay in northern guys a either we live had we are killed here. we're not going anywhere. we found some and all land when not leaving the no. no idea we have some gaza based uh, some sort of shipment to describe the, the situation, the people in gauze, uh county and i think we're already past the breaking point. the people are now hungry. eaten, even if they have some money, they must be able to buy the supplies that they need. that is, is under siege for the last $29.00 days. nothing is big enough to enter. and then only $350.00 flats instead of 2 dates. most of them have mt palm with 2 or 3 pallets. so most things we don't really need. so this is part of the, the, the funds by the you and that we have a lot of things in know things out of the loan is unfortunate. and people are hungry on this piece on somebody for them, but you can publications, most people are running to the ground is really going to, they said more fuel in that regard of this war ceasefire was, this is only 2300000 for this. do you need us to do a policy and ripples and gaza hi stage of protest. so because a one of his colleagues is with us like live on that he makes. and he removes his protective gear and paid tribute to his friend who died along with 10 members of his family. hey mike, the yeah, that's the only on the left lot. while the house on the ship letter for me to has the, the, for the lack of you a bought enough time, would you like to shut off the hook up the familiar off of the clock on this luck? most definitely the heavy duty went ahead. yes. and then said he saw no no, no, no, the high i'll definitely, i don't know how i got to do this on the again, at the, the sort of the action i took was incredibly spontaneous and i didn't intend to take this step. but for a moment, i felt that this helmet invest i was wearing were more of a burden then offering the protection from the crazy force directed towards palestinian civilians. in other words, the privilege of being a journalist with legal immunity under international law. human rights in the 4th geneva conventions, protecting civilians during war time is non existent in palestinian territories. what we are facing here in gauze it goes beyond the limits of possibility and surpasses international laws. mohammed i blew her top was my colleague and friend. his home is not far from nicer hospital about 10 minutes away, which means he could go home daily and visit his children. but mohammed preferred to stay with us here from morning till late at night, and sometimes even slept with us here. like all journalists in this place for the sake of covering this, he had a sense of humor and always looked for ways to lighten the mood for all of us trying to create some smiles for all the journalists in the area. he was beloved by everyone, and we felt this when the large number of people participated in this funeral, mohammed was not just a journalist who was a professional, who focused on the fact that we're all victims here under this fire and war. we are all victims. every targeted case here in garza sends a message to the world that this system and the laws established by the international community for the protection of civilians and journalist during times of war, including the 4th geneva convention or not being enforced. look at gaza, no journalist and gaza, is protected even if they were best mark press. these best, which are supposed to protect journalist hasn't been effective here. many journalists have died in this works and were martyrs. they revealed the reality of the system that we're experiencing. garza with the targeting and showing doesn't spare journalists are 1st responders who are supposed to be protected under international law. during times of war, there was a significant number of casualties among paramedics under ambulances. some schools displaying flags of international organizations, were also targeted. even journalists, despite their clear identification and presence in front of the cameras, are not safe from targeting. so there is no special protection or distinction for any journalist and garza, meaning that they can be targeted, visible as they are and enjoy the rest of the protests of gathered in the city center. and then if he has his residence and them. and so it is, our goal is to be calling with a prime minister the resignation saying that he has failed to rescue more than 200 people held hostage by him. us there are also reported to the police it using will to come in to this spell the crowds and make inc some over the process is also go gather the intent of the pulling for the release of the high mass. hostages of the people of the community and these ready authorities to do more to save those filled in captivity among the women and children. only 5 of those hales, of why have also been released so far, full weeks on from the attack, all tease, middle east nero, chief maria phenomena report from type movies. yes, and other emotional event involving families of him as hostages. the latest from the idea is that $241.00 people are incomplete between guys, including over assessed to children. 5 in friends under the age of 3, the kept somewhere in sine thing, place probably underground for almost 2 months now. he owned his whole family to young daughters, ages 4 and 2, and his wife were kidnapped from the grand parents home in his southern is rarely town. we don't know how to treat them. what are they eating? i don't know nothing. i have no connection to them. so it's very hard, it's like taking parts from your body. those are your children. it's like taking parts of you. he's real sad. it would not negotiate with terrorists. this is how is real, sees him as but talks are being held through 3rd parties like katara, egypt, and also germany, which he on his family has his 2nd citizenship from no official information has ever been disclosed about how it is progressing. they have have masses, military wayne said in his statement earlier that the militant group is ready to release all the hostages in exchange for all palestinian prisoners currently housed and it's rarely jails. there are around 6000 of them that has been no official reaction from these really side or confirmation from him as political leadership so far. for as far as i know, it's not a concrete information, it's some speculation. i think that if it was a serious a concrete suggesting well, of course we need to do anything, anything by any means to release the hostages. and this is our people victory. there is no victory without releasing the hostages. they were also reports that had mass has been sending messages to hostages relative saying the reason exchange due on the table. the israel has been rejecting the specific message you mentioned. you mentioned and i, i did not receive it yet. i know, and i heard, and i seen some cyber, some psychological by the ends without into cyber, a 2 e mails to messages. it's only psychological or better. that's meant to break us. this time, a number of legal professionals and expertise in international law and security were also invited to the panel. all claiming him ask to meet his crimes against humanity, more crimes, and perhaps even genocide. they called on the international community to respond. international arrest warrants must be taken out. expedition, requests, freezing of assets, sanctions, declarations of how much acres investors as terrorist organizations interest that supporters, they can not continue with their daily business. once we put pressure on any one supporting anyone aging thing, any one a big team for these been de willing turn, puts pressure on the people holding the keep now in order to release them while concerns rise, world wise, regarding these really military bombardment that has taken lives of innocent civilians and gaza. a former president always ro supreme court gave and legal assessments to the idea of switch pulling this to him as brutal attacks. we have an enemy who violates every rule for international humanitarian law. and we have an army is who tries, sometimes mistakes i've done this cause, who tries not to civilians, peterson civilians and was obliged to minimize the collector as they can. and they enjoyed, it has been almost a month now since $200.00 people is rarely signed for a nationalist from around 40 countries. women, children, babies were taken together by a mass militants, again, they will, they have relatives, friends, and all those who care say they do their best to intervene. organizing panels and launching contains meeting with journalists, international organizations, and even foreign leaders, hoping it will help bring them home now. ready for an ocean on how to resulting from tel aviv. so it's an old silver. so the past month where the focus of an exclusive interview for my prime is of monday is here. my how to well, how much side 1000 extended interview with my colleague rachel ruble. that's up next i, you'll see me again the top of the doctor much here in a recent conversation on israel's and continued aggression an occupation of palestine . you said that fighting for your own land, which has been stolen is not terrorism because it is the struggle of people to regain their own country. what do you see as an acceptable resolution to this conflict? i don't believe in walls and site and doing people. i believe in section 8 or that they are, and i'm us or the, the but a scene in should sit down and negotiate a solution to this problem. it is quite all here. so the italy is doing things against international meeting set, the limits in other people's and invading their land, keeping the people how much has not been able to talk to each item. and these are the 2 values. and these a, the action needed is that if you a, you deal with people who get more of your beach, but it is what is happening. we were out better. i see you home us has been it killing civilians though. how does that fit into the concept of war for their stolen lands and it's, i'm awesome. really willing to sit down and negotiate is a lease i'd be getting the listing in all this was the cd the, the, i'm not so just the, i'm going to get an invoice. i'm full and should people even into the cd pods. i'm on the mtv cv, live is. so how is how much going to dc we should we didn't store this and see what it is when they have no way of, uh, having uh, well, uh, uh, beautiful um e with the intelligence and all that needs to be sure that i guess in any case e, b 's, or at least getting uh see what it is, then how much you cannot blame how much for doing the same. well, what do you think about how mazda is practice of placing? i mean this in depots and civilian infrastructure, air, as well as using hostages as human shields. do you think that these actions by hamas are justifiable by their liberation struggle had to plan? we so offer a lighting b k. and one of the ways that will cause you to hide the scene in places where the people in any case is right here is intent upon destroying the whole goods. to see me in lawrenceville, in everett, the hospital schools all be destroyed, ways i'm was waiting to hide any, please. the i would be a day by a by they is riley's with the the serial is so all speak. those are all available all schools. many politicians have pointed to the as rarely, blockades of the guys as the root cause behind is economic under development. however, how mazda has serious corruption problems and has spent most of its resource

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b b, c and i tv channels. and secondly, even the young know the base something deeply on just about the treatment of palestinians by these writings. the jew dale sighed, holocaust effect is wearing off. they've gone to use that cynically, as they did for many, many tickets and the profiles batches in these amazing demonstrations by young american jewish kids. during pro, by this time the banners calling for a ceasefire off coupon in grand central station, off to buying the lobbies of the house of representatives. that's very mostly so when their own people simple, they took for granted, like the young, jewish population of the united states are all fairly sizeable chunk. also start operating like this. then there is reason for them to panic because it means you've gone depend on this for me to my stronger because it doesn't stop the mainstream news channels, corporate news channels, no mainstream talking about isis and comparing. i'm off to ices. i mean, do you think there are similarities between the u. k. u s. west and your b u of high says given they're all being the bombing of gaza rather than have us hing by devices. um the link. so fee is done crazy with isis. i mean, in terms of our policy that we see the images and seemingly the hospitals being blown up and then to me blinking then the snack controlled, saying we've got to not have these 5. i know what i mean the, the reason they don't want to see the side because it means a function come from cation way and that, and you know, when is government and the blaming of how much, that's a big thing. genius, who i mean, you know, this is not enrolled and started on october, the 7th. this as a role that has started many, many decades ago and october. the 7th is just one phase of the will liberation movements act according to their own, with their own strategy. those and solo directly with the palestinians gone justified everything down that they don't need to box. they are their mom. and what we are demanding is a fan. just settlement competitive stein. and

images coming in from the bathroom fields, which are very different from what has been shown by the b, b, c, united tv channels. and secondly, even the young to know the base something deeply on just about the treatment of palestinians by these ratings. the jew dale side holocaust effect is wearing off steak on to use that cynically as they did for many, many tickets in the process of baptism. these amazing demonstrations by young american jewish kids during broke by the starting banners, calling for a ceasefire, occupying grand central station, or to find the lobbies of the house of representatives. that's very mostly. so when their own people simple, they took for granted, like the young jewish population of the united states are all fairly sizeable chunk . also start operating like this, then there is reason for them to panic because it means you've gone depend on this to my stronger. because it doesn't stop the mainstream news channels, corporate news channels, no mainstream talking about isis. i'm comparing, i'm off to ices. i mean, do you think there are similarities between the u. k.

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the fact is the b, b, c, not this war or the previous words on the, with the fictional, kind of simian. and it's in its color is the pa designer. isabel has always been more or less called the following official line. uh so what speed is likely bothers me, but the story is that it appears to be news as if there's something extraordinary. it has been found out with this letter. know the bbc, it has all it was championed is what either line at the expense of pet a city is and, and what is also uh, like chopping about it is that the, the immunization of palestinians is efficient is what you do line. oh is, but also particularly since october 7th and description by go out of this really depends minister for example, kind of simeon as a human animals, that sort of thing. well, this coming to you, made a decision has moved over to main see media in britain, in the united states, in the rest of the western world. and the bbc is just a component of the existing media operettas. that's all it was reported in favor of as well and as the potters thought, well that's how now to the conflict in ukr

b, b. c, were found by the report, sources to reflect the priorities of the governments. but the human eyes that you shouldn't probably says begins with how the killer and the victim awful trade wording is crucial here. palestinian the 70 died while these ladies are killed while condemning the actions of home us an all simpler rating but republish the news into doing the same. the media was silent when it comes to is a flagrant violations of international law. some have claimed that as well as the white to defend itself, others go further and say goals, they should be wiped out. in effect, a cool to genocide, a with total computing to say, here's what is real, it should do flash and then raise to the ground, anything remotely smacking object. how does infrastructure in gaza? nod sways of gauze, they should resemble a parking lot, as well as defense, minutes to describe palestinians, of schuman animals, and essentially cooling for the early termination, something which went laundry on challenged by western media outlets. i don't know what the lead i order to complete cj. i'm guessing there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel. everything will be cut off. we are fighting human animals and we act accordingly. even during the recent hostage exchange, the bbc describes always released as teenage males, rather than palestinian children during this time period were expecting to have patches of palestinian prisoners house in his reign details a they are women and also a teenage males according to a list as being puts out of some $300.00 names. if i was destruction, of hospitals has been justified by claims. how much is using them as headquarters? on the patients, i'm start off being used as human shields yet despond, providing no concrete evidence for this. it has been repeated as fact by us president joe biden, and the e u. officials that the humanise ation process continues with down cost on the veracity of the number of palestinians killed. it seems obvious to any self respecting news organization would make clear. the guys us health ministry is run by him. us a moss has a clear propaganda incentive to inflate civilian casualties as much as possible. i'm not denying. there are civilians being killed, but the hospitals in garza, or at least a few that have them yet being destroyed. regularly identify each goals and assistance in killed with the fingers crossed, checked on the thing to be accurate. despite the agreement of a full day, temporary truce to allow a few minutes every night to enter golda on the exchange of hostages, it appears that the public will continue off to the window closes. yes, boats. their useful stop going around that after the pause to retrieve the hostages, we will start finding a, let me make it clear, but we are at war. and we will keep being at war until we achieve all our goals to destroy some us, return all of our hostages and ensure that there will be no threat to israel from gaza. whereas stages and returning the hostages has stages. but we will not stop until we achieve complete victory and bring them all back. so the both the id f on the is why the prime minister a clear that the attacks on garza, i'm the killing of palestinians will continue even if all the is why the hostages all released. and the israel seems to be losing the propaganda, war, west and media, or is being used throughout the public support behind what many describe as a genocide of palestinians of the hands of israel to be receives a roof, whole thing on the call. and it has also been called into question my ass off them language experts and the role costs of change fluids up. how see, is it a so full see show her support for how most a release palestinian prisoner says in arabic. israel held them in the cold without electricity sprayed us with pepper spray and left us to die. she never mentioned a moss or a word like it yet, bbc translated to no one else. us only have moss cared. we loved them very much, bbc and to view that was broadcast with a female palestinian prisoner who had been in is lady custody, add the bbc translation initially. the which was put out was a, that's the, you know, she think come us. she was praising how much that the only people who cared about her. but it turns out that in reality what you were saying and arabic was quite the opposite. the, the, the go to, for the, any of those double the, are the of the, sort of, for the, for the, to the mazda 3 year. and also the what the, the, the, the, for the double the, are the, the sort of for the 3rd amendment happening with put it in a mazda 3 year. and also the reason for the words to just remarkable differences in the truth and reality here. and what's more interesting is this was an online group of activists to check in translations and media for this type of thing. i mean, the garage of who at the bbc is actually, you know, monitoring this stuff and the letters to jet rage the on social media. of course people amazed at this uh uh on surprisingly, we're gonna look at some of that reaction thinking on twitter now or as an arabic speaker. i can confirm this bbc. translation is rubbish. she never mentioned tomas once the fact translation in green is accurate. this is either gross incompetence or worse. whoever produced the segment needs their work thoroughly checked. these translation errors and not errors a tool. they are purposely mistranslated to shape a narrative. bbc, your journalism, integrity is shot it. here's the actual translation. this is so insane. how bbc manipulated the narrative doesn't happen in a news room. you get your scripts checked, recheck. double check, triple check. it just doesn't happen. day was motivation here, shave, but again, you know, not the 1st time the bbc is being accused of something like this, even a bbc journalist publicly criticizing the gods and narrative. you'll details. yeah, and i mean, this is also quite remarkable. and we have a group of bbc journalists, suv, basically protested to another media outlets as well, which is interesting at all, just so you're writing a $2300.00 word, a letter outlining their concerns about the bbc bias when it comes to between the conflict in guys or the bbc has failed to accurately tell the story. so emission and the lack of critical engagement with israel's claims. it has their full fail to help the public to engage with and understand the human rights abuses and folded in guys that thousands of palestinians have been killed since october 7th. when will the number be high enough for? i'll edit total staff to change. we are asking the bbc to better reflect and defer to the evidence based findings of official and unbiased humanitarian organizations . it's just astonishing. i mean they, they really are just customizing this narrative across the board. you know, honestly. sure. yeah. if the average everyday person doesn't do their own due diligence, then we've got a really gloomy looking future here. but let me ask you just before i let you go, shay. um, the bbc is also getting uh, some outrage from the jewish community regarding his coverage of what's happening in gaza right now. can you give us details on that? and what is remarkable, and this is that this is jewish employees of the bbc who have apparently been advised not to attend a march against anti semitism, quite remarkable. right. and that they've been advising a circular basically told you don't attend this march because of our impartiality rules. roy, you mean it's quite remarkable. i mean, that the bbc would in one, on one hand, allow this gross manipulation of truth. i mean, did you should place have come out and said, look, racism is racism. we stand against it. i mean, of course we know that, you know, judaism is designed isn't meant that many jewish people standing up for the rights of the palestinian people in protesting against this war believe is out of british and p calling for the resignation of the british of the bbc's director general, so it seems there is a groundswell among the journalist at community time, so the you in the u. k. honest, at least on this subject. calling for more of a, a clear picture to be given to the british public. political government, james anthony webber, changes know the 1st find the the be seems to be the keys of twisting was when it comes to the conflict for the baby. see, has she been accused guessing things wrong in the policy? goes in 2009 and see why it didn't pay document tre. wow. the not a big wide or 2 ways response likes it to the right is right on very was the case. and i turn this site that's of the policy should be accused of b and c some missing bought. so it's very important from the baby sees point in the policy for the body loans and the reputation for paying us for clear out try something by and partial and it should really have changed the meaning is it's a to do with the full balance, which would be more trade for moments on such standards of journalism or poor. say, ha, ha, ha ha. but they did results in the public beaten popular uniforms. while that i was out, this is our, that's an interesting documentary wave and distilled with a griffin story of the juliet phones and lucy leads up to us.

and the b. b. c is facing accusations of bias from its barrier. john list, a number of the bridges for cost is report as i pulled out by our employees admitting t historical context on the as well. how mass conflict and for presenting palestinian civilians as less humane. that is res. news of this internal dispute was reported by katara outlet. i'll just say era. so in alaska, a to u. k based employee is accused the bbc of quote, double standards and how civilians. i'll see it at that while the broad cost of reports election, who crimes in ukraine. it doesn't apply the same standards and it's coverage of the warrant. garza is contacted, bbc. what of course, bring you any response. in the meantime, we spoke with audio was a political commentator on contributing to monica, and he believes that such policies are nothing new. many of these outlets, whether it be bbc or cnn, or other west and outlets. in the end, they lean more towards the government's perspective on narrative of the situation, which i think continues to focus disproportionately on the

b, b, c. now the producers have cited the broad costs of impartiality guidelines as the reason for the bond on attendance. but the bbc has, of course, come on the fire, including from his own employees. for it said ledge pro israel bias it is coverage of the is all palestine come fix the bbc has failed to accurately tell the story. so emission and the lack of critical engagement with as well as claims it has their full fail to help the public to engage with and understand the human rights abuses and folding and gather thousands of palestinians have been killed since october 7th . when will the number be high enough for? i'll edit total stats to change. we are asking the bbc to better reflect and defer to the evidence based findings of official and unbiased humanitarian organizations . you know, the babys agents have said that the corporation has use terms like mastercard, and it's also tell you about the use of being was of specifically for how much. and of course, this frames how mazda is the only aggressor in the conflict. now, even during the a prison exchange, that language used by the bbc again, has come on the fire, for example, using the term teenage miles instead of palestinian children. very interesting knowing what's on weapons of course, now, 7 weeks since a saw the cause of all. so obviously the bbc is have plenty of time to show its, uh, editorial colors, so to speak. is this the 1st time that pro is rel, bias concerns have been raised? well, no, it's fall from the 1st time back in 2018. for example, the bbc was pressure them back down on to that pressure from the is right, the phone, him and history. and it changed a headline, which initially bed is ready as far as kill women and baby on it. changed it during the fall. baldwin of gauze, the 2 goals as far as killing women and child off the rockets strike as well. so it was really binding to pressure from the is why the government now back again in 2009 doing another reason why the bombardment of gauze, the cooperation again refused to give out. the dean, titles of the goals were appeal form. this was a group of charities that were coming together, raising funds for the victims and the people that was suffering and needed humans having iden calls on it said it would reach its editorial guidelines to give out those details. so the form of labor and pain, tony been famously read them out, live on that much to the anger of the baby say. it is almost like recently resisted cause from the government to review that it was editorial guidelines. often it was accused of refusing to refer to how much as a terrorist organization, instead it described the palestinian group as militants. and i'm just looking about because that's specifically about as well. if we step back and have a general knock, the people surprise itself when its impartiality, it's something it talks about the entire time because of that live up to the reputation. well, of course this is the bbc prides itself on its impartiality. but in reality, this is something of a mess. now the bbc was established by a boy will chose to and it's paid for extensively onto public funds. it raises money through a license fee, but of course it doesn't really matter who funds it. what matters is, who controls that money, and in this case, it's the government accepts the license fee. so the sum of the public pay in order to watch the bbc and it uses that to exec political pressure on the cooperation. it's a points to chat on a points for non executive directors now is current director general tim davy was a former totally party candidate in local elections. the format chat, richard shaw. so united, $400000.00 pounds to the totally policy. he famously loans, forrest johnson, the former prime minister, 800000 pounds. now this of course, led to his adventure at dismissal. but it was that with everything that he was becoming the prime minister of issue. so not both while they both worked at the goldman sachs banking. so there are all this, these links between the bbc and the government. now the government has been very clear of its position on the israel palestine conflict. it projected the is riley 5 on the houses of parliament. wall is why was bombarding garza and of course opposes these codes for c sign. now the former home secretary sort of brought them in who was very recently sent. now she branded these pro palestinian mom. she's the mauch is coding for us. these 5, she famously branded them height, marches, and cold for them to be found. another bbc has of course, long been accused of simply being an extension of, of the states and supporting the government foreign policy, whether it's on as well, whether it's on ukraine or elsewhere. well, definitely a very cozy little relationship with uh, buy will accounts and destiny. a reflection pushed for a policy also that was steve sweeney in studio. many thanks for joining us on. let's listen. i'll quinton to the conflict in ukraine because a top official interior says that a peace deal with russia could have been achieved last year. but the nature of the u. k. forest johnson into food and insisted that the ukrainians continue to fight. let me pull it up because it's a my opinion, the russians really believed until the very end that they could have pressed us. so we would accept neutrality and this was the main thing for them. tell them if they were ready to end the war. if we accepted neutrality like finland once did, and then we make a commitment to not join nato vehicle when we return for mr. kimball morris johnson came to kiff and said that we would not sign anything with them at all. and let's just continue fighting. this is the 1st time that a senior you creating an official, a very close associate of presidency landscape, and someone who was on the negotiation team from you. craig, coming out and saying that these room is well indeed true, that a peace agreement was almost the place. the pressure demanded chiefly neutrality that you paid, wouldn't join nato. and that is why that was this. this pushed towards keep the pressure ukrainian, you credit into authorities. and then there he confirmed something that many others have said since the bar, as johnson, the prime minister of great britain himself came to key. if, as he said, don't do it, don't sign a peace agreement with the russians continue with the boy. and that was the turning point. allegedly off to which presents the landscape, came out and said to google until they reach ukraine's buddhist templates 1991. since then, there has been a tremendous loss of life. hundreds of thousands of ukrainian soldiers killed, injured, huge slots of the country, devastated. and now they're talking about negotiations again again, the 1st time that it's seen that ukranian official has come out and shed those details. and this come comes at the time when it many publications around the world and from officials from senior officials in europe in america, by hearing the blood, peace negotiations, the words peace negotiations more and more something the seemingly was anathema at the start of 2023, when they were these, these hopes that you created could achieve victory through military means at this point, it is important to mention that at this time, any quotes for peace negotiations in ukraine punishable by low police negotiations with russia are banned by law, a decrease signed by the landscape zalinski himself. nevertheless, this is a critical admission perhaps a ton important because many ukrainians who have lost relatives who have lost loved ones who have been forced to play the hundreds of thousands of men who are abroad in europe in russia. one of the. busy old trying to trying to dodge the draft a new credit and the mobilize ations. they've lost the question. what if it was that simple? was it was it? was it was it continue with the war condemning hundreds of thousands to death when? oh, that's and ask you how to do was sign a piece agreement guarantee neutrality. well, joining me now veteran, what john list, i'm political on less life than mine. yeah, thank you so much for joining us. it's always huge on a to have you on. i'm the 1st thing i want to ask you, i mean the narrative has always been that it was president pearson was on reasonable. russia was never willing to compromise. it wouldn't sit down and negotiate. so do you think it's a significant but suddenly we're hearing from inside kids that actually that's not really how it was it who a thank you for having me was actually we can see a message behind it and much more than b b i because when in the end, the crane inefficient comes out at this particular moment when the west is giving up on p. f at home ukraine. but understanding that the war against russia is not the tv needs goes on the concrete in the west suite, trying to really hit twice a and this month and the economy divided in pieces. and we end up getting our own economy. because of that, we see how the ukrainians today understand that the west is giving up on them and is understanding that only the dido was the rock. uh, is this a 3? what the ukrainians almost 10 e s h from 2014. when president, victoria newport beach was uh ad, replaced and included uh, the americans and europeans move in to prove value of grain to fight russia. it is not to ukrainian fight, it has never been a war between ukraine and workshops. it is a war between the us as the rest of the allies with russia using the great news and funding to the last few gradient. and because of that ukraine believe that joining the us, they

b, b, c reporter interview, or i haven't really seen that, but uh, i think it's probably in his best interest if he wants to continue to get a paycheck from the bbc to not challenge. we have seen some extraordinary coverage by uh, you know, the average independent crowd funded freelance journalist inside of gaza reporting threw out the main stream media on using even their outlets. i've seen a change in the narrative that some news outlets even in the united kingdom, can no longer told these really lines and they are coming into the center. so it's kind of good to see that there is a start to, to balance news. but uh, i understand where the bbc reporters coming from. he's probably out there to protect his job of a is there any president said that the idea is observing humanitarian during dollars, because there's warning civilian said to move to the south before it conducts spikes. how accurate would you say that claim is? uh, once again, uh, you know, accurate. tell me, you're shutting off mobile lines. i mean, what do the expect people that have been mowed down by tenants? uh, you know, buildings that have been obliterated from the skies. i mean, how do they expect the information to get to these people, you know, look on their mobile phones and then magically say ok, we have to get out of here. go where, where are they supposed to go? there is no where to hide here. and that's the problem here. this is a very failed attempt. the propaganda machine is feeling it convincing the public. and we are seeing nations and people, fine. we stand up and say, all right, we got it. we see what you're doing here. it's not going to work this time. i like suppose to face, but let's go on the left. me thanks for joining us on. the program is good to see. thank you. on sunday, the as ready prime minister who is today 5 part doesn't delegation of american lawmakers in tel aviv benjamin netanyahu praised the bind administration for his banking. the us politicians told him the support for is well on capital hill is unanimous. the flies in the face of mass pro palestinian valley is increasingly being seen across the america. and this particular can see the streets of boston flemming with protest is marching in solidarity with palestinians. bringing the city to a health that cooling for an immediate cease. fine in garza demonstrations was seen tiring, found as with slogan, saying we can see the pool, but we can fund the will. and the ends, the genocide is ready permanent. the code, the protest is misguided and the keys the most supporting him off. the french presidents emmanuel milan was quick to back track the comments he made during the controversial interview with the bbc. what he called for a safe spot is rarely for an assessment. history has released the statements regarding the situation. french president emanuel macro on is called president eyes . i kurtz sog to clarify comments he made during an interview to the bbc on friday . president macro and made clear that he does not and did not intend to accuse israel of intentionally harming innocent civilians in the campaign against the terrorist organization. from us. let's get the details of a multi contributor rachel loss and rachel, good to see you today. can you bring us more details on the story, please? yeah, french president, imagine nicole really had nothing to clarify here. in fact, he was explicitly asked and not b. c interview, whether israel should be doing for war crimes. and he totally dodge the answer in favor of reiterating the western talking point that existed from the outside of this conflict that israel has a right to self defense. have a listen. you saying that israel is guilty of breaking international humanitarian? no potential? no, i'm here. look, i think it's not so it is a possible way to approach a question. i'm not a judge. i'm the head of states. i just remind everybody international i called for the supplier. so maxwell never insinuated the israel was intentionally bombing civilians, as is rarely present hers all the keys and not calling suggesting that's not even worth the debate lies here. the actual issue is whether even in self defense, bombs falling on civilians should be excused. it's not about israel's intent, it goes to the issue of the kind of recklessness that has led to thousands of civilians, women, and children, and sick people in hospitals, all being bombed inte

the fact is, the b, b, c, not this war or the previous words on the, was an eviction of kind of simians. and it's in its color, the pa designer, isabel has always been more or less called the following a fish, a line. uh so what speed is likely bothers me about the story is that it appears to be news as if there's something extraordinary. it has been found out with this letter. no, the bbc a has always champions is what is the line of expensive kind of city is and, and what is also a like company about it is that the, the immunization and experience is efficient is what you do line on ways. but also, particularly since october 7th, and description by guidelines is really depends minister, for example, palestinians, as a human animal. that's sort of thing. well, this coming to him and his vision has moved over to main see media in britain, in the united states, in the rest of the western world. and the bbc is just a component of that existing media protest. that's what it was it for them to revisit will and at the bottom left, how now to the conflict in ukraine, because a top official, n

5 major news organizations, the washington post the new york times the guardian, the times of the b, b. c, were found by the report. so it has to reflect the priorities of the governments. but the human eye is that you shouldn't probably says, begins with how the killer and the victim awful trade wording is crucial here. palestinian, the simply di. what is right, these are killed while condemning the actions of home us an awesome for raising, but republish the news into doing the same. the media were silent when it comes to is a flagrant violations of international law. some have claimed that as well as the white to defend itself, others go further and say goals, they should be wiped out. in effect, a cool to genocide, a with total computing to say, here's what is real, it should do, flashing and raise to the ground. anything remotely smacking object. how does infrastructure in gaza? nods swaying instead of gauze, they should resemble a parking lot, as well as defense minister describe palestinians, as schuman animals, and essentially cool for the early termination. something which wouldn

but again, you know, not the 1st time the bbc is being accused or something like this, even a b, b. c journalist publicly criticizing the gaza narrative details. yeah, and i mean, this is also quite remarkable. and we have a group of bbc journalists, suv, basically protested to another media outlets as well, which is interesting at ouch, as you're writing a $2300.00 word, a letter outlining their concerns about bbc bias when it comes to between the conflict in guys. an absolute lack of historical context, for example, mentioned in this letter. it also is mentioned that during the rush of ukraine conflict, there was absolutely no issue with coming straight out and condemning real show things like genocide and you know, a corruption and all of these. a lot of these claims that were made without any evidence. of course, you know, this letter is critically important to this issue because it's written by bbc journalist for you guys have a look at it now. i see that the bbc has failed to accurately tell the story. so emission and the lack of critical engagement with, as well as claims it ha

it is just a blunder, but by the b, b, c o, what's this? i mean, it possible, you know, it was side or perhaps a calculated measure to help direct the narrative. i leave that up to you. what are your thoughts already signed something me on. i just want to stop assigning it's 10 years since i did my so as everyone seemed to be with you guys as the any channel in the world ready to properly cover the western corruption in the way that the baby. so you know, the mainstream channels i don't for various reasons which i won't go into. so i just want to say thank you for that. we're all big fans of your work, charlie. so it's great to have you back on the program and thank you for returning a slow broken metal. but i never claimed for the last, however many weeks to be that spends on middle eastern politics, although i have what i've, what lives in middle based on the next. but it's on the media, on these large in the media some more than 10 years now, ever since i believe the west lombard place was the knowledge of them, the media, that's the big

now the b b c has come on, doesn't 5 for me, isn't jewish stuff. it's off to employees were bought from attending an upcoming monitor against anti semitism. early my colleague saskia tyler discussed the issue with our correspond to steve. sweet. this isn't news bbc report has have been bought from attending too much. is that take place over this weekend? the pro palestinian monster. monica sees fine, which takes place on saturday. i'm this mulch games. i'm to semitism which takes place on sunday. now. is this a bond? is cosby complaint? some jewish stuff? name is the bbc now. the producers have cited the broad cost of impartiality guidelines as the reason for the bond on attendance, but the bbc has, of course, come on to fire, including from his own employees. for it said ledge pro israel bias it's coverage of the is all palestine conflict. the bbc has failed to accurately tell the story. so emission and the lack of critical engagement with israel's claims. it has the full failed to help the public to engage with and understand the human rights abu

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of course, especially when you hear about things like b, b, b, i, c, i c, u unit of running out of power. when you know children are still being treated, the children under incubators, it is unfathomable. can i imagine? yes, go ahead. can i change the picture for you? i'm in terms of care doctor, if we have a patients on life supporting therapy, even a, a, a brief, a brief cut off of, of, of that supports is, is an emergency all hands on deck. you're talking about entire hospitals with patients that have been sentenced to death. this is not, i heard someone say that this is, this is not a war on, on, on a military. this is a war on children. i would add to that, but this is a war on hospitals, on patients, on doctors, on nurses, and i, i p, it's to the international community. i plan to the international medical community who is listening to this. so please stand up this, this is not the world we want to live in. talk to us on. thank you so much for your powerful message of war on children. a war on patients on hospital dr. atanya hodge. i sign a pediatric intensive care doctor joining u

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