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I’ve uncovered serious allegations about BBC's coverage of Gaza, specifically pointing to Raffi Berg, the Middle East editor. Thirteen insiders have claimed that he has manipulated narratives to favor Israeli perspectives, often ignoring complaints from staff. Examples include biased headlines and a lack of context regarding Palestinian deaths. Despite management's claims of impartiality, many employees feel the coverage is not up to the BBC's own standards. We're working to raise awareness and challenge the mainstream media's narrative without corporate influence.

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REVEALED: The BBC’s Gaza bias wasn’t accidental. 13 BBC insiders have blown the whistle on ONE powerful editor. With strong links to Mossad, his book sits on Netanyahu’s shelf. This is the crazy story of how Raffi Berg ruthlessly manipulated the BBC’s coverage since Oct 7: 🧵

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Raffi Berg: Middle East editor for BBC News online. He sets headlines, framing, and what makes the BBC front page. And the BBC site isn’t just big, it’s the most visited in the world. Over 1.1B hits in a month. Raffi Berg’s résumé isn’t neutral:

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The BBC is in civil war over its coverage of Israel and Palestine with journalists there at breaking point because of their outrage at what they regard as systematic pro Israel propaganda at the corporation. That's a finding of my new detailed investigation into the BBC for the brilliant drop site news. It's based on the testimony of 13 BBC journalists on a huge amount of research and the crucial work of two data journalists who I worked with. Do go read the piece at dropsitenews.com. It's a long piece because there's a lot to expose.

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Speaker 0: The BBC is in civil war over its coverage of Israel and Palestine with journalists there at breaking point because of their outrage at what they regard as systematic pro Israel propaganda at the corporation. That's a finding of my new detailed investigation into the BBC for the brilliant drop site news. It's based on the testimony of 13 BBC journalists on a huge amount of research and the crucial work of two data journalists who I worked with. Do go read the piece at dropsitenews.com. It's a long piece because there's a lot to expose.

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BBC journalists went public. 13 current & former staff told journalist Owen Jones the same story: BBC online coverage repeatedly elevated Israeli narratives. Complaints were ignored. They pointed to one man - Raffi Berg:

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Now there's a huge amount in the piece including about allegations made by staff about the, as I mentioned before, the BBC's online Middle East editor Raffy Berg. And the BBC came back and said, the allegations you've made fundamentally misdescribe this person's role and misunderstand the way the BBC works. More broadly, we reject any suggestion of a lenient stance towards either side in this conflict. The Israel Gaza conflict is a challenging and polarizing subject to cover, but when asked to choose the one provider they would turn to for impartial reporting on this story, Three times as many pick the BBC as choose our closest competitor. The BBC remains the world's most trusted international news source. Well, you have to read the piece to see what the allegations are and why the BBC staff reject them.

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Speaker 0: Now there's a huge amount in the piece including about allegations made by staff about the, as I mentioned before, the BBC's online Middle East editor Raffy Berg. And the BBC came back and said, the allegations you've made fundamentally misdescribe this person's role and misunderstand the way the BBC works. More broadly, we reject any suggestion of a lenient stance towards either side in this conflict. The Israel Gaza conflict is a challenging and polarizing subject to cover, but when asked to choose the one provider they would turn to for impartial reporting on this story, Three times as many pick the BBC as choose our closest competitor. The BBC remains the world's most trusted international news source. Well, you have to read the piece to see what the allegations are and why the BBC staff reject them.

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He wrote Red Sea Spies, a glowing account of a Mossad operation. Over 100 hours of interviews with Israeli intelligence. He proudly tweeted that Netanyahu owns a copy. When approached for comment, Berg hired Mark Lewis:

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A defamation lawyer, and ex-director of UK Lawyers for Israel. BBC says this proves nothing. But to staff, it shows where loyalties might lie. In Nov 2023, over 100 BBC employees signed a letter demanding change:

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This is absolutely devastating. More than a 100 BBC employees have written a letter to the director general, Tim Davy, complaining that the corporation has become a mouthpiece for Israel. It was also signed by 300 other journalists, media professionals. One of them was yours truly. The BBC employees, as you would expect, all anonymous because otherwise, they would face grave consequences in terms of their careers. Now the letter says, we're writing to express our concerns over opaque editorial decisions and censorship at the BBC on the reporting of Israel Palestine. We believe the refusal to broadcast the documentary Gaza Medics Under Fire is just one in a long line of agenda driven decisions. It demonstrates once again that the BBC is not reporting about fear or favor when it comes to Israel.

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Speaker 0: This is absolutely devastating. More than a 100 BBC employees have written a letter to the director general, Tim Davy, complaining that the corporation has become a mouthpiece for Israel. It was also signed by 300 other journalists, media professionals. One of them was yours truly. The BBC employees, as you would expect, all anonymous because otherwise, they would face grave consequences in terms of their careers. Now the letter says, we're writing to express our concerns over opaque editorial decisions and censorship at the BBC on the reporting of Israel Palestine. We believe the refusal to broadcast the documentary Gaza Medics Under Fire is just one in a long line of agenda driven decisions. It demonstrates once again that the BBC is not reporting about fear or favor when it comes to Israel.

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They wanted to: -Name perpetrators in headlines. -Flag unverified Israeli claims. -Add historical context on occupation. Use the same language for Israeli and Palestinian deaths. Nothing changed:

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Speaker alleges the decision not to broadcast the investigation was made by BBC management despite content being signed off under BBC guidelines, and that it "appears to be a political decision," showing the BBC is "crippled by the fear of being perceived as critical of the Israeli government." They call the move "a scandal." They say the BBC "only broadcast one of the documentary which actually looked properly at the war crimes being committed against the Palestinian people in Gaza," then "pulled that documentary because the child narrator was the son of a deputy agricultural minister" whose words were scripted, claiming they capitulated to the pro-Israel lobby. They contrast with another documentary which passes all checks Channel 4 took on, while the BBC refused to show a program documenting "the objective systematic attacks on the health care system, the destruction of the health care system in Gaza."

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Speaker 0: Now it goes on to note that the decision not to broadcast that investigation was taken by BBC management despite the content being signed off in accordance with BBC guidelines and editorial policy, which it says appears to be a political decision, adding that the BBC response shows the organization is crippled by the fear of being perceived as critical of the Israeli government. I mean, the the decision not to broadcast this is a scandal. The the BBC only broadcast one of the documentary which actually looked properly at the war crimes being committed every single day against the Palestinian people in Gaza. And then they pulled that documentary because the child narrator was the son of a deputy agricultural minister who's a technocrat, which had no bearing on anything he said because was a child narrator whose words were scripted for him rather than to say his father. And that was that they they capitulated the BBC to the demands of the pro Israel lobby. Here's another documentary which passes all their checks, which is past the channel four channel four taking it on. They've gone through their rigorous process, and the BBC refused to show a program which documents the objective systematic attacks on the health care system, the destruction of the health care system in Gaza.

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Management ran “listening sessions” - focused on staff mental health. Not the journalism. Inside chats and meetings, Berg’s name kept coming up:

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Example: The murder of Muhammed Bhar. A 24-year-old Gazan with Down syndrome. An IDF dog mauled him. Soldiers left him to die. BBC’s headline? “The lonely death of Gaza man with Down’s syndrome.” The killer went unnamed:

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I was first contacted by a BBC journalist about the killing of Mohammed Baha in July. He was a 24 year old Palestinian man with Down syndrome and autism. On the July 3, the Israeli military raided his home, and as the family begged for mercy, the Israeli army set their dog on this 24 year old man with Down syndrome and autism as he begged for it to stop. This injured young man was put in a separate room and locked away while the family were driven away at gunpoint. They eventually returned. A week later, they found his decomposing body. The BBC's original headline, the lonely death of Gaza man with Down syndrome. The Independent covered it with Gaza man with Down syndrome mauled by Israeli attack dog and left to die, Fanny says.

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Speaker 0: I was first contacted by a BBC journalist about the killing of Mohammed Baha in July. He was a 24 year old Palestinian man with Down syndrome and autism. He needed round the clock care from his family. He was terrified and traumatized by an Israeli onslaught he didn't understand. On the July 3, the Israeli military raided his home, and as the family begged for mercy, the Israeli army set their dog on this 24 year old man with Down syndrome and autism as he begged for it to stop. This injured young man was put in a separate room and locked away while the family were driven away at gunpoint. They eventually returned. A week later, they found his decomposing body. Now in Middle East, I correctly headlined this, Palestinian with Down syndrome left to die by Israeli soldiers after combat dog attack. The Independent covered it with Gaza man with Down syndrome mauled by Israeli attack dog and left to die, Fanny says. The BBC's original headline, the lonely death of Gaza man with Down syndrome. What the BBC journalist talked me through was a constant framing of stories on terms favorable to Israel.

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Another Example: The Nasser Hospital raid. BBC led with Israeli claims of a “precise mission.” Aid groups said conditions were catastrophic. No hostages were found. Berg co-bylined the piece:

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Example 3: The “Flour Massacre.” Israeli forces opened fire on starving Palestinians waiting for food. BBC gave prominence to IDF denials. Their own fact-check debunking those claims wasn’t included. Data shows the pattern:

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In 2,900+ BBC Gaza war stories, only 27% of Palestinian death headlines named the killer. For Israelis, it was 43%. “Retaliatory” was used 210 times for Israeli strikes — and 0 for Palestinians. Watchdog reports found more:

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Context on occupation stripped away. Israeli sources trusted. Palestinian ones doubted. BBC management told staff they “did not recognize the bias.”

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The BBC front page can give a story millions of views. Staff allege Berg acted as a gatekeeper for all Israel/Gaza coverage. That kind of power shapes the global narrative:

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BBC says it’s impartial. They reject claims of a “lenient stance” toward Israel. They say Berg’s role is misunderstood. But for staff, this isn’t about picking sides:

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It’s about upholding the BBC’s own standards. One insider at the BBC summed it up well: “Most people with a conscience here have found our coverage on Palestine is frankly despicable - and certainly not up to our editorial standards.”

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The BBC's Civil War Over Gaza The BBC is facing an internal revolt over its reporting on Israel’s war on Gaza. Owen Jones investigates. dropsitenews.com

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Posted - December 28, 2024 at 10:54 AM

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I've uncovered troubling revelations about the BBC's coverage of Palestine, primarily controlled by Raffi Berg, the Middle East Online Editor. Thirteen courageous journalists have exposed how every Palestine story requires his approval, leading to biased narratives. Berg's history includes pro-Israel advocacy and close ties to Mossad. His editorial influence results in a systematic dilution of criticism against Israel, impacting millions who rely on the BBC for news. This situation has prompted a grassroots movement to raise awareness about the media's compromised objectivity.

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EXPOSED: The BBC is in civil war: It's leaked that every Palestine story requires one man's approval. 13 top BBC journalists have risked their careers to reveal the truth. We reveal how this "neutral" editor ruthlessly manipulated coverage (and his shocking ties to Mossad): 🧵

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The BBC claims to be the world's most trusted news source. 1.1 billion people visit their website monthly. In an evidence-based report, @owenjonesjourno reveals what we all suspected. 13 brave BBC journalists have exposed the secret behind the Israel-Palestine coverage:

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The BBC is facing internal conflict over its coverage of Israel and Palestine. Journalists are expressing frustration over what they see as systematic pro-Israel bias within the organization. This conclusion comes from a detailed investigation involving testimonies from 13 BBC journalists, extensive research, and the efforts of two data journalists. For a comprehensive understanding, readers are encouraged to visit dropsitenews.com to explore the full findings.

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Speaker 0: The BBC is in civil war over its coverage of Israel and Palestine, with journalists there at breaking point because of their outrage at what they regard as systematic pro Israel propaganda at the corporation. That's the finding of my new detailed investigation into the BBC for the brilliant drop site news. It's based on the testimony of 13 BBC journalists on a huge amount of research and the crucial work of 2 data journalists who I worked with. Do go read the piece at dropsitenews.com. It's a long piece because there's a lot to expose.

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Meet Raffi Berg - BBC's Middle East Online Editor. A single man with the power to shape how the world's largest news outlet covers Gaza. What these journalists revealed about him in Jones' report will shock you:

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The piece discusses allegations against the BBC's online Middle East editor, Raffy Burg. The BBC asserts that these allegations misrepresent his role and the organization's approach to reporting. They deny any bias in covering the Israel-Gaza conflict, emphasizing that they are the most trusted source for impartial news, with a significant preference over competitors. The investigation involved interviews with 13 current BBC staff, who supported the claims made. Legal reviews were conducted to ensure transparency, contributing to the lengthy process. The speaker expresses a desire to pursue more investigations in the future, though acknowledges the challenges of time and resources.

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Speaker 0: Now there's a huge amount in the piece including about allegations made by staff about the, as I mentioned before, the BBC's online Middle East editor, Raffy Burg. And the BBC came back and said, the allegations you've made fundamentally misdescribed this person's role and misunderstand the way the BBC works. More broadly, we reject any suggestion of a lenient stance towards either side in this conflict. The Israel Gaza conflict is a challenging and polarizing subject to cover. But when asked to choose the one provider they would turn to for impartial reporting on this story, 3 times as many pick the BBC is to choose our closest competitor. The BBC remains the world's most trusted international news source. Well, you have to read the piece to see what the allegations are and why the BBC staff reject them. The BBC argument is that basically I'm overstating in the case of Raffy Burke his role and his influence. That's his claim. The claim of the BBC, that's what they say. Now what I would say is they put in a vast amount of work and time. I spoke to obviously 13 BBC staff. Overwhelmingly still there. They corroborated their accounts. I saw the evidence. Obviously, it all got legal by a lawyer I hired and then by, drop sign users, lawyers. And you have to be completely above board in these situations. That's why it's taken so many months and sleepless nights. I wanna do more of these investigations, obviously, but obviously, it's time and resources.

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Berg's path to controlling BBC's narrative started years ago. His first job? The U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service. When he discovered it was a CIA operation, he wasn't concerned. He was "absolutely thrilled" - a revealing glimpse into his mindset:

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BBC journalists highlighted a systemic issue during a heated editorial meeting in November 2023. CEO Debra Ternes stated that the situation began on October 7, which sparked backlash from staff, including former World Service head Lillian Landur, who pointed to decades of Israeli occupation as the root cause. Leaked WhatsApp conversations among BBC correspondents revealed frustrations over the network's coverage, particularly after an Amnesty report accused Israel of genocide. One correspondent criticized the BBC's framing, noting that the narrative often reflects an "Israel says" perspective, which has led to concerns among senior journalists about the impartiality of their reporting.

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Speaker 0: Now fundamentally of course, BBC journalists emphasized this is a systemic problem. At one editorial meeting in November 2023, when there were lively heated disagreements in an effort to regain control, Debra Ternes, the CEO of BBC News, declared we've got to all remember this all started on the 7th October. That caused a furious response for BBC staff. Lillian Landur, the former head of the BC World Service, disagreed, pointing to the decades of Israeli occupation for the 7th October. She said, no. I'm not gonna I'm gonna have to say that's not the case and I'm sure that's not how you meant to phrase it. I know all this happened because it was corroborated by more than 1 BBC journalist who was present. Now as I was working on the piece, more examples kept coming up. I mean there was leaks to the WhatsApp conversation of multiple BBC correspondents and producers and editors in the Middle East. They're known as the big dogs by BBC Management. When the amnesty report concluded Israel had committed genocide, when that was released, not only, what, the beginning of this month, one of those correspondents noted how the strapliner on the BBC was Israel rejects fabricated claims of genocide. One journalist there said, f f s, it's an open goal for those who say we're fritz of obsessing Israelis and keep on couching our stories in an Israel says narrative. Frit means afraid. As one BBC journalist put it to me, these are established senior correspondents and it's even bothering them.

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His concerning history deepened in January 2009. While a BBC journalist, Berg attended a pro-Israel rally supporting Operation Cast Lead. This supported an operation that killed 1,400 Palestinians. Now BBC has amended guidelines which forbid staff from such rallies:

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The report states Berg went further: He wrote to The Jerusalem Post challenging their crowd estimate of 5,000. He insisted that 15,000 attended the pro-military rally. This wasn't just attending - it was active advocacy while employed by the BBC:

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By 2020, Berg's bias became even more apparent. He published "Red Sea Spies," a book celebrating Mossad operations. He spent over 100 hours interviewing agents. Became "very close friends" with a commander he called a "legend":

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When Netanyahu displayed Berg's book on his shelf, Berg couldn't contain his excitement. He celebrated on social media - not once, but twice. This wasn't just pride in his work. It was open alignment with a political figure while controlling BBC's coverage:

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Today, BBC journalists reveal the extent of Berg's control on Palestine: • Every Palestine story needs his approval • He personally shapes headlines • Removes context about occupation • Systematically waters down criticism • Controls which stories reach the homepage

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"His reach is terrifying," one journalist revealed in Jones' report. "Every single story about Gaza or Israel must get approved by: • Legal team • Editorial policy • And finally, Berg himself." He's created a systematic filter for Palestine coverage:

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The BBC responded to feedback, stating that criticism based on a single screenshot or false claims about coverage is invalid. They noted that while an Amnesty International report accusing Israel of genocide was available on radio, it was not featured on major programs like BBC News at 1, 6, or 10, nor on Newsnight. On December 5, the day the report was released, BBC News at 6 attracted 3.7 million viewers, meaning most missed the report. It appeared on the BBC website 12 hours after the embargo, ranked low in importance, and was not placed in the prominent Israel-Gaza section, significantly reducing its visibility. The BBC acknowledged this as an unfortunate mistake, with one journalist describing it as desperate.

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Speaker 0: Now the BBC came back to me and said we take feedback on our coverage seriously but criticism of BBC output based on a single screenshot taken during a few seconds of coverage or on false assertions that topics haven't been covered, when they have is invalid and disingenuous. It's quite funny, they're calling their correspondence there disingenuous. Now there was there was another Strapline news that day. Amazon International accuses Israel of genocide. But the BBC kept the report from its main programs. It was on radio stations but journalists note the report was not covered at all on the BBC's flagship news programmes. BC 1's news at 1, news at 6, news at 10, news night, the flagship current affairs programme of BBC 2. Now according to broadcast regulator Ofcom, BC 1 is the most frequent frequented news source in Britain. On 5th December, the day the amnesty report was released, 3,700,000 viewers tuned into the BBC news at 6 alone. The news channel attracts only a small fraction of the audience. So the vast majority of BBC viewers just would not have come across the report. And on the BBC website itself, the report only appeared 12 hours after the embargo was lifted as the 7th value to an order of importance. But then the BBC failed to put it in the Israel Gaza tab at the top of the website. That's always there for people to click on. That meant the traffic was massively reduced. The BBC tell me that was a mistake. Well, an unfortunate mistake. 1 BBC journalist said that was desperate, by the way.

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The Muhammad Bhar case exposed Berg's methods: A 24-year-old with Down's syndrome was attacked by an IDF dog. Locked in a room. Left to die. Berg's approved headline? "The lonely death of Gaza man" This wasn't an isolated incident:

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I want to share how this piece originated. In July, I was contacted by a BBC journalist regarding the killing of Mohammed Baha, a 24-year-old Palestinian man with Down syndrome and autism. On July 3rd, the Israeli military raided his home, and despite his family's pleas, they unleashed a dog on him. He was later locked away while his family was driven off. A week later, they found his decomposing body. The headlines varied: I titled it "Palestinian with Down Syndrome Left to Die by Israeli Soldiers After Combat Dog Attack," while others framed it differently. The BBC's coverage often favors pro-Israel narratives, as seen in their reporting on the killing of a 16-year-old Palestinian girl, which was presented as an unintentional act by Israeli forces. This contrasts sharply with how similar incidents involving Israeli victims would be reported.

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Speaker 0: I want to explain how this piece came about. I was first contacted by a BBC journalist about the killing of Mohammed Baha in July. He was a 24 year old Palestinian man with Down syndrome and autism. He needed round the clock care from his family. He was terrified and traumatized, but an Israeli onslaught he didn't understand. On 3rd July, the Israeli military raided his home and as the family begged for mercy, the Israeli army set their dog on this 24 year old man with Down syndrome and autism as he begged for it to stop. This injured young man was put in a separate room and locked away while the family were driven away at gunpoint. They eventually returned. A week later they found his decomposing body. Now in the Middle East, I correctly headline this Palestinian with Down Syndrome left to die by Israeli Soldiers After Combat Dog Attack. The Independent covered it with Gaza Man With Down Syndrome Mauled by Israeli Attack Dog and Left TO Die, Family Says. The BBC's original headline: The Lonely Death of Gaza Man With Down Syndrome. What the BBC journalist talked, Mitri, was a constant framing of stories on terms favorable to Israel. When the IDF killed a 16 year old Palestinian girl it was all framed in pro Israel terms. The headline Israel says likely killed Palestinian girl in error. The first paragraph Israel says its forces appear to have unintentionally killed a 16 year old Palestinian girl who made a gun battle with militants in the occupied West Bank. Can you imagine if it was the other way around? Can you imagine a 16 year old Israeli girl who'd been killed by Palestinian militants? What? Do you think they frame the headline, 'Palestinian militants say they likely killed Israeli girl in error?' Palestinian militants say their forces appear to have unintentionally killed a 16 year old Israeli girl, oh come on. Obviously you know that wouldn't happen.

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When Israeli forces killed journalist Shireen Abu Akleh: Berg's text read: "Her coffin jostled as police and Palestinians clashed." Reality? Israeli forces violently attacked mourners carrying her coffin. Only public outrage forced a correction:

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BBC journalists tried every official channel: • Met directly with the Director General • Appealed to senior leadership • Filed internal complaints • Sent formal letters Each time they were ignored or dismissed. The system protected Berg:

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The data proves their concerns: When reporting deaths: • Palestinian stories name killer 27% of time • Israeli stories name killer 43% of time • Ukraine stories name Russia 74% of time This wasn't an accident. It was carefully crafted editorial policy:

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Evidence shows a significant disparity in media coverage of Israeli versus Palestinian deaths. Data journalists Dana Najjar and Jan Litava found that mentions of Palestinian deaths spiked in early April, primarily due to an Israeli drone strike on a convoy of the NGO World Central Kitchen, which killed six Western aid workers and one Palestinian driver, Safedidin Abu Taha. The attack garnered extensive Western media attention, but Abu Taha was often referred to only in relation to the Western victims, leading to a surge in mentions of Palestinian deaths without proper recognition of his identity. This incident highlights the chilling reasons behind the unequal coverage.

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Speaker 0: The fact is the evidence backs up the assertions. There are so many examples by the way. The brilliant data journalists Dana Najjar and Jan Litava, who I worked with, found that there was far more coverage proportionally for Israeli deaths than Palestinian deaths. Their graph found one major spike of mentions for Palestinian deaths in early April this year. The reasons for this are absolutely chilling. On 1st April, Israeli drones targeted a 3 car convoy belonging to the NGO World Central Kitchen, which was transferring food to a warehouse in northern Gaza after coordinating its movements with Israeli military authorities. Because 6 of the 7 slain aid workers were Westerners, their killings received widespread Western media attention. The 7th worker killed in the attack was a Palestinian driver named Safedidin Abu Taha. In each of the numerous BBC articles about the killing of the group, he's referred to as their Palestinian colleague or the Palestinian driver. Because of this, mentions a Palestinian death surged. As the researchers told me, it's the single largest spike in the whole period in terms of the mentions of the deaths of Palestinians. Even then, siphoned in Abi Taha is very rarely mentioned directly, often only in association with the Western majority white group.

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"We've never seen racism this overt in our coverage," one journalist told Drop Site News. "Berg's entire job is watering down anything critical of Israel." These weren't just opinions - they provided extensive evidence:

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These 13 journalists risked their careers to expose the truth. They required anonymity to protect themselves. But their evidence is undeniable: One editor has compromised the world's most visited news site:

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This is one of the worst crimes of our age, marked by immense suffering and death, supported by the West. Few crimes have been so openly admitted and documented. Many journalists are frustrated with their media outlets' coverage, and they have the right to be. However, I urge them to consider their role in this situation. Western media shares the blame for the ongoing atrocities. If the media accurately reported these events, it could lead to change. Journalists must reflect on whether they want to be complicit in this crime and live with that shame. Regret will come too late if action isn't taken now. Do something.

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Speaker 0: Before I end, I just want to say one thing. This is one of Speaker 1: the worst crimes of our age. The depravity, the sheer level of suffering, death which has been deliberately consciously created with Western support and complicity and facilitation. Few crimes in history have been so confessed to as this. No crime has been so documented as it actually happened. Now I know there are many journalists or other media outlets who are angry about the coverage that their outlets offer. They think it's a disgrace. Their right to think it's a disgrace. But I'd ask you to follow the example of these BBC journalists. Because do you wanna be complicit in this crime? Because Western media outlets as a whole share the blame for what's happening. Given Israel is a client state of the West, if the Western media actually describe this atrocity for what it actually is, it would stop. So I'd ask this to all the Western journalists. Do you wanna be complicit? Do you wanna live with the shames the rest of your life of knowing that you played a role in this barbarism by your failure to speak out? Because you'll never ever be able to scrub that shame away. I'll be blunt. You will regret it in many cases of that, I'm sure. But that regret will be much too late. Do something. Do something now.

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The impact? Millions worldwide receive filtered coverage of Palestine. The world's largest news source lost its objectivity over the Palestinian Genocide. And it all traces back to one man:

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You might fear the consequences, but it's nothing compared to the reality faced by Palestinian journalists. They risk their lives daily, reporting amidst unimaginable horrors in Gaza, where many have been killed. While we have the privilege to speak out, they struggle for basic necessities and live in constant fear for their lives and families. To fellow Western journalists: it's time to step up. Stop being complicit in the ongoing genocide. Act now before it's too late and you become part of the problem in one of the worst crimes of our age. Do something. Do it now.

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Speaker 0: You might be scared of the consequences. Not like I haven't considered that. I'm not a robot. I'm tougher than I look. Sure. Low bar. But it's not like I don't worry about these things. But do you know what? Do you know what? I'm not a Palestinian journalist trying to report on the trees of this historic abomination knowing that any day, any minute could be my last. That I could be exterminated indeed alongside my entire family. That has been the fate of so many Palestinian journalists in the biggest slaughter of journalists in any conflict ever recorded. That's not the risk I'm facing. Whatever risks we face, it's nothing compared to what these Palestinian journalists are going through as they live through an unimaginable hell in an apocalyptic wasteland that Gaza's been reduced to. We have a privilege. We can speak out without desperately scrabbling for whatever food there is. No health care. The essentials of life deprived of us having to grieve for so many. Constantly in terror for our loved ones and indeed for our own lives. So bluntly, this is my message to fellow Western journalists. Pull yourselves together. Stop being cowards. Stop being complicit in genocide. Time is running out before you're damned forever as someone who helped facilitate one of the worst crimes of our age. Do something. Do something. But do it now.

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We're building a grassroots movement to inform the public on what the mainstream media won't cover. No big party donors pulling the strings or corporations setting our agenda. All we really need is YOU. Help us keep exposing using the link below: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=DF8V5PJ4RFMS8

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The BBC's Civil War Over Gaza The BBC is facing an internal revolt over its reporting on Israel’s war on Gaza. Owen Jones investigates. dropsitenews.com

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I revealed that the UK military has been actively involved in Gaza, contrary to the belief that they are merely complicit. British spy planes conduct surveillance, and intelligence teams are deployed in Israel. Despite claims of sending medical supplies, UK transport planes have been flying daily to Israel. The government has refused to disclose details about these operations, even silencing media inquiries. This secrecy raises concerns about potential legal consequences as investigations into war crimes begin. We're building a grassroots movement to share the truth.

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EXPOSED: The UK military sent a disturbing message to every media editor. "Don't publish ANY information about UK special forces in Gaza." But the truth leaked and now Netanyahu is on the run from the ICC. Here's what they were desperately trying to hide (it will shock you):

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Everyone thinks the UK is just "complicit" in Gaza. The truth? They're active participants. British spy planes fly over Gaza 2x daily. And there are British Intelligence teams deployed INSIDE Israel. Here's the full shocking truth about Britain's direct role:

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We need to change how we discuss British involvement in the Gaza genocide. It's not just complicity; the UK has been a participant alongside the US and Israel from the beginning. After October 7th, I noticed daily military flights from the UK to Cyprus, specifically C-17 and A400 transport planes capable of carrying personnel and weapons. I began questioning the Ministry of Defense, and MPs joined in, but we received no clear answers about the purpose of these flights. The government claimed they were for medical supplies and ministerial travel, which seemed implausible given the number of flights. We still lack transparency about what was actually transported, and there’s insufficient press coverage demanding accountability from the government.

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Speaker 0: First of all, I think we need to change the language about British involvement in the Gaza genocide. We are not complicit with participants and we've been participants from the start. This is a tripartite genocide. It's US, UK, Israel. And it began basically immediately. So after October 7th, when the genocide began, in earnest, I started looking at flights that were going from, the UK based on Cyprus, which I'll talk about a bit more later, but and I noticed that there were daily flights going of military planes, military transport planes. So they're called c 17s and a 400. They're huge vehicles that can carry over a 100 personnel, weapons, and other military equipment. And I started asking questions of the Ministry of Defense and then some MPs started asking questions and we were given no information about what those flights were for. Yeah. And then I started doing more and more stories and they had to respond. And this was a dynamic that developed throughout the whole genocide in that I would find, information myself which would push the government to have to release more. But anyway, they always said, oh well, it's a medical supplies and moving ministers to Israel. And you're sort of thinking how's a dozen why do you need dozens of military flights to Israel, military transport flights If you're just transporting a few ministers, there were only a few ministers that have gone at that point. All medical supplies didn't make any sense. Still doesn't. We still don't know really what were on those flights, and we have no press that's pushing the government to to do that.

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Let's start with what we know: In the first weeks after Oct 7, UK military transport planes were flying DAILY from Cyprus to Israel. The Ministry of Defense claimed it was "medical supplies." But they refused to reveal what was really on those planes...

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Then came something even darker: In December, the UK openly announced they'd conduct "spy flights" over Gaza. Not just occasional surveillance. These flights lasted 6 hours each, sometimes TWICE daily. And all that intelligence went straight to Israel:

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In December, the government announced the initiation of spy flights over Gaza to support Israel. The specifics regarding the flight origins, duration, and intelligence-sharing practices were not disclosed. However, it was discovered that these flights often occurred twice daily, lasting around six hours each time. During these flights, intelligence was collected continuously and shared with Israeli authorities, though the exact methods of sharing remain unclear.

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Speaker 0: In December, the government announced that they were gonna start, spy flights over Gaza in support of Israel. That's the quote from the government. And they began in December. And again, they didn't say where they were going from. Didn't say how long they were in the air, and they didn't say what they were doing with the intelligence or what, departments of the Israeli regime they were sharing it with. But I, again, independently found how many flights were going, and it was often 2 times a day. And these are flights that are going, in the air for 6 hours over Gaza. Collecting intelligence the whole time and then sharing it with Israelis and we don't know how that's being shared.

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A leak to the New York Times revealed the UK had secretly deployed an intelligence team INSIDE Israel. An Israeli official admitted these British spies provided intel "they cannot collect on their own." The UK government's response? Complete silence:

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A leak from the New York Times revealed that the UK deployed a spy team to assist Israel at the start of the Gaza conflict. An Israeli official confirmed that British intelligence provided valuable insights that Israel could not gather independently. Additionally, reports indicated that UK special forces, including the SAS and SBS, were involved in operations related to hostages in Gaza. Despite these revelations, there has been a lack of transparency regarding the activities of the SAS over the past year, with the British government only citing hostage rescue as the reason for their deployment. The absence of coverage in UK media about these developments is notable.

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Speaker 0: There was a leak in the New York Times. Interesting in New York Times. It wasn't a UK paper because nothing has been revealed. And when I say nothing, I mean nothing. Nothing has been revealed about the UK role in this genocide. The UK participation by a UK newspaper, it's bananas. Even for someone like me who expects the UK media to effectively work for the government, which they do 99% of the time, I've been shocked that there's been no interest. But anyway, a leak in the New York Times, this summer showed that actually also at the beginning of the genocide, the UK deployed a spice a spy team inside Israel to help the Israelis with their operation in Gaza. An Israeli official leaked that to the New York Times and Israeli official said that the British spies and the British intelligence who, that was being provided gave them value added and they said they added that the intelligence, is giving them, is given to them in a way oh, sorry. The intelligence that they're getting, they cannot collect on their own. That's the quote. On top of that, you also had the special forces. So the special forces for people who don't know, commonly known as the SAS, but there's also the SBS which is the the naval part of it. They operate as a completely secret arm of the UK state. You cannot get any information even even more secret than the intelligence establishment, which is pretty secret itself. But anyway, it was leaked to The Sun. Again, early in the genocide, on October 27th, there was a story in The Sun where it said the SAS has deployed against the Cyprus, for Gaza hostage operations. They said they So they will but that's what they claims. And they always all if the British government is ever pressed, they always say it's to do with hostage rescue. So they said they deployed to the SAS was deployed. We have not had a single piece of information about what the SAS have been doing over the past year.

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The secrecy runs deep: When MPs asked basic questions about UK support for Israel: • What's on those transport planes? • Where's the intelligence going? • What's the spy team doing? The government refused to answer ANY of them:

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The cover-up intensified: On Oct 28, the UK military sent a "D-Notice" to EVERY media editor. The message? Don't publish ANY information about UK special forces in Gaza. They were desperate to keep their involvement hidden:

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On October 28th, the UK military issued a D Notice to media editors, instructing them not to publish information about UK Special Forces in Gaza. The D Notice system, operated by the UK Ministry of Defense, involves a committee of senior military and intelligence officials meeting with select journalists to determine what can be published. They also send advisories to editors to refrain from publishing certain information, claiming it’s voluntary, though there are enforcement mechanisms. The socialist worker party newspaper was the only outlet to expose this D Notice, revealing its existence to the public.

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Speaker 0: The following day, October 28th, the UK military sent out a d notice to every media editor saying do not publish any information about the UK Special Forces in in Gaza. What's a d notice? Yes. So d notice is important. People should, more people should know about this. So there's a system that the British establishment and the British UK militaries operated for decades, called the the denotus system, whereby there's a committee that's run by the UK Ministry of Defense that meets every 6 months at the Ministry of Defense in London. Top seen or senior intelligence and military officials meet with a small collection of journalists and they basically decide what they can and can't publish in the newspapers. Another function of this committee is that they send out what they call advisories, where they set, if certain information comes out or potentially could come out, they send out an advisory to editors saying, please don't publish that information. Now they say it's voluntary, but it's it's not voluntary because there are enforcement mechanisms. They also say don't publicize these d notices. So that there's often well, there's must be a lot of d notices that we never know about. The only reason we know about that, the notice that was sent out about Gaza and the SAS on October 28th, is because the socialist worker party newspaper, which is a weekly newspaper read by not many people, but they received the d notice and they exposed it. They're the only newspaper that exposed it. That's that's the only reason we know.

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Even more disturbingly, the UK turned its military base in Cyprus (RAF Akrotiri) into an international hub supporting Israel. In the first month alone: • 40 US transport flights • Dozens of UK military flights • Special forces deployments All through this single base...

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Cyprus plays a crucial role in the ongoing situation in Gaza and the international military support for Israel. Historically, Cyprus was a British colony until 1960, when it gained independence. However, the UK retained 3% of the territory, establishing significant military bases, including the RAF airbase at Akrotiri and a major intelligence station in the east. Following the outbreak of violence in Gaza, it was reported that not only British flights but also 40 US transport flights operated from Akrotiri to Israel within the first month. This highlights Akrotiri's function as a key international hub for supporting Israel.

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Speaker 0: Cyprus has been central to, the the the genocide in Gaza and the sub the international buildup of forces and weapons to center Israel. I should give some background on on the British bases there because it's it's a window into how the, genocide has been, enabled, but it's also a window into how British power works and how the empire never died after the end of the 2nd World War, which is a common myth that's put out there. So Cyprus was a British colony until 1960 when it achieved independence. And on independence, the British retained 3% of Cyprus, the land mass of Cyprus, and turned it was in two main areas, and turned the western area which is called Akrotiri into a huge RAF airbase which still exists. In the east, they there's a installation called the Kalia which is a huge intelligence station. Now early on, as I said, I saw these flights going from a crit RAF Akrotiri to to Israel and then it came out subsequently that it wasn't just, British flights going. 40 US transport flights went from Akrotiri to Israel in the 1st month after the genocide, and that was revealed in Haaretz. And Haaretz actually said this, RAF Akrotiri is the international hub for supporting Israel early on.

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The pattern is clear - while publicly calling for "peace," the UK has been: • Offering military logistics support • Providing critical intelligence • Deploying spy teams Whilst hiding everything from the public. This isn't complicity. It's active participation:

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When journalists tried investigating: • FOI requests denied • Media silenced with D-Notices • Parliamentary questions blocked Why such extreme secrecy if they have nothing to hide?

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Here's why this matters: As investigations into war crimes begin, the UK could face legal consequences. You can't provide intelligence, logistics & support for atrocities while claiming to be a neutral observer. The truth always comes out.

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