2 Recent Stories on Israel the BBC Won't Report

[Teddy Bear]

If the BBC were truly impartial, then this first story would be one to give people a wry smile. But as it is, it undoubtedly won’t be coming to a BBC webpage anytime soon – or ever, if they can help it.

Boycott Israel Websites Built Using Israeli Software Wix
Fringe organizations dedicated to boycotting the Jewish state are finding it hard to practice what they preach, with many of their websites built on a popular Israeli software platform, according to Paul Charney, chairman of the UK’s Zionist Federation (ZF).

After an investigation, the ZF said it found several websites that advocate BDS — boycott, divestment and sanctions — of Israel were programmed with the popular Tel Aviv-based website platform Wix.

You couldn’t make it up – truth is stranger than fiction.

The other story shows a side of Israel that for sure the BBC wouldn't want to make known. Doesn't fit their agenda.
Unless of course the Palestinians blame Israel for her condition. Like she only went in with a cold and came back brain damaged because of what Israel did.

Baby Granddaughter of Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyeh Treated in Israel
The granddaughter of Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh was admitted to an Israeli hospital.

One-year-old Amal Haniya crossed from Gaza into Israel to be treated at Israel’s Schneider Children’s Medical Center in Petah Tikvah, accompanied by her grandmother, according to reports based on Palestinian sources.

The girl reportedly had a serious infection of her digestive tract, which affected her nervous system, and damaged her brain.

She was transferred back to Gaza after Israeli doctors determined that they could not help her, and her condition continued to deteriorate.

Her father, Abdul Salam, wrote on his Facebook page Monday afternoon that his daughter had returned to Gaza in a state of clinical death.

He had previously posted on Facebook that his daughter had been transferred to an Israeli hospital, though that post was subsequently removed, according to the Jerusalem Post.
Haniyeh recently called for a third Palestinian intifada in the West Bank.

[thehighlandrebel]

In 1988 That's Life aired a piece about Sir Nicholas Winton, a quiet unassuming man who saved the lives of 669 Jewish children during WW2.
In May this year he was nominated for a Nobel peace prize on his 105th. birthday (have you heard about it on the bbc)?
It shows how the mindset of al-Beeb has changed in that short space of time.
In 1988 a television spot for him....today totally ignored...well, today the beeb would call him a racist or a 'naziphobe', a criminal who did something to assist the illegal Jewish state and ultimately partly responsible for the suffering of Palestinians.

He Saved 669 Children During The Holocaust… And He Doesn’t Know They’re Sitting Next To Him.

[Teddy Bear]

Nicely spotted THR, and you're right, no mention of this by the BBC.
I'm incensed by them over this story analysed by BBC Watch concerning their giving free rein to the Palestinian family of the teenager recently killed, who blatantly blame Israelis, though this is far from proved, without any attempt at balance.

Islamists must be overjoyed they have the BBC to spout their rubbish and make it believable.

[thehighlandrebel]

Thanks for the link Teddy...appalling 'journalism'
I'm afraid I don't even listen to bbc 'news' now, not even on the radio....a blood pressure thing.
I'd rather get my info on the internet now rather than be brainwashed with the lies and bias and propaganda which has become the hallmark of this sympathetic to terrorists corrupt deceitful organisation.

[Teddy Bear]

I'm not a lot different.
The only topical programme I force myself to endure is Question Time. Otherwise I'll only catch the news if I happen to be in the car at that time.
I'd say there's little likelihood of either of us being brainwashed by the BBC, we're far too hip to their agenda.

[steevo]

The video was quite wonderful to watch, thanks THR