‘High risk’ performances will no longer be streamed live on BBC following musician’s ‘death to IDF’ chant
By Jane Prinsley
By The JC Leader
This latest scandal is not a blunder. It is the result of a culture that treats the Jewish state as uniquely suspect
Every time Jews talk about the discrimination we face, we’re told it’s not a big deal
By Rosa Doherty
By Stephen Daisley
Our national broadcaster is the articulator of a worldview in which Israel is a malefactor of unique depravity
Sir Ephraim Mirvis condemns ‘outright incitement to violence and hatred’ at the festival
By Stephen Pollard
The taboo around antisemitism that has existed since 1945, appears to be breaking down
Bob Vylan’s chants of ‘death to the IDF’ were ‘utterly unacceptable and have no place on our airwaves’ the BBC said
By Daniel Ben-David
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After festivalgoers chanted ‘Death to the IDF,” Health Secretary Wes Streeting resorted to ‘whataboutism’, sending exactly the wrong message at the wrong time
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The controversial set will not be available to rewatch on BBC iPlayer but was broadcast live by the corporation
By Imogen Garfinkel
Thousands attend performance days after rapper facing charges under the Terrorism Act 2000 was released on bail
Bob Vylan, who led the chant during his performance before Kneecap, also said ‘sometimes you gotta get your message across with violence’
Raffi Berg, the corporation’s online Middle East editor, was also accused of being an ‘Israel fanboy'
While Tehran edges closer to nuclear weapons, the ‘useful experts’ blame Israel for acting
The corporation was also forced to correct a piece seemingly linking a group of ‘fanatical Jews’ to the 9/11 terrorists
By Yaakov Katz
Much of the Western media is deeply biased and some flirts openly with antisemitism. But that does not absolve Israel of responsibility
The comedian’s gesture shocked audience members and has been labelled ‘unacceptable’ by the broadcaster