Video Of The Week - Two Friends, Saving Lives Together in Israel
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From “Camera UK”, by Hadar Sela
The Israel Security Agency’s report on terror attacks (Hebrew) during July 2020 shows that throughout the month a total of 94 incidents took place: 70 in Judea & Samaria, 22 in Jerusalem and inside the ‘green line’ and two in the Gaza Strip sector.
In Judea & Samaria and Jerusalem the agency recorded 61 attacks with petrol bombs, fourteen attacks using pipe bombs, two shooting attacks and fifteen arson attacks. In the Gaza Strip sector two rocket attacks were recorded.
No injuries or fatalities were sustained during July.
The BBC News website did not report any of the attacks which took place in July, including two rocket attacks involving three missiles on July 5th which were known to at least one of the BBC’s Jerusalem-based correspondents.
Since the beginning of the year visitors to the BBC News website have seen coverage of 5.6% of the terror attacks against Israelis which actually took place and no reporting of the one fatality. BBC coverage of rocket attacks launched from the Gaza Strip in 2020 stands at 13.6% as of the end of July. Six of the first seven months of 2020 saw no BBC reporting on Palestinian terrorism at all.
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To be fair though, the BBC did comment ladt week in its newd broadcast on the BBC World service, every half hour to one billion listeners, that an Israelu driving through a bedouin village said to his children "who wants to feed a Bedoui?" - while holding out a biscuit. Discusting as it was, it gave the impression to the whole world that this piece on major internaltionsl news illudtrates Israel's treatment of minorities - i.e. it was using the truth of this small repugnant incident to create a blatantly false narrative.
ReplyDeleteFor balance, the BBC could have mentioned a genuine piece of international newהs when Israel appointed Ishmael Khaldi as ambassador to Eritrea. They could have mentioned that he is a Bedouin.
as usual ,so not surprised
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