The evocative image of Karim Muammar was published in Saturday’s edition of The Daily Mirror
By JC Reporter
However, the article still discusses how emaciated Marah Zuhri was when she was admitted and echoes the UN's warning of ‘widespread malnutrition in Gaza’
By Jacob Jaffa
Anas Zayed Fteiha, who works for the Turkish state-owned agency Anadolu, was filmed taking photos of Gazan children with empty bowls outstretched, despite not being at a food bank
By Tom Gross
That is not to say there is not hunger in Gaza. The question is whether Western politicians reacting to the media repeating Hamas propaganda designed to keep Hamas in power, is the best way to achieve a better future for Gaza
Media outlets that used the image have been accused of leaving out critical context
Georges Abdallah was convicted of complicity in the assassinations of an Israeli diplomat and an American colonel
The corporation seemed to suggest that the assertion, which was provided without attribution, was a ‘professional judgement’
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The new probe was announced after the BBC’s own independent review found ‘no breach’ of its impartiality rules
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The corporation said it remains ‘keen to tell the stories of those featured’ in the film, despite its chair calling the resulting row a ‘dagger to the heart’ of its reputation
The probe found that the film violated guidelines on accuracy by failing to disclose the teen’s family links to terror, but that no other rules were broken
The body claimed that the piece analysis Israel’s alleged ‘war crimes’ contained ‘unnecessary’ references to the Holocaust and failed to account for Hamas atrocities
President Trump’s press secretary accused the corporation of ‘taking the word of Hamas with total truth’
Emily Maitlis and David Aaronovitch were among 17 journalists to urge Israel or Egypt to open access to Gaza for international press
By Jane Prinsley
The BBC’s highest paid presenter was preparing to leave Match of the Day at the end of the Premier League season
The NIW has given its community a rare and influential voice amid a decline in personal safety and doubts about the future.
By Canaan Lidor
In a social media post on the morning of the attacks, Michael Walker referenced ‘the right of an occupied people to fight an occupier’
