BBC recycles Haaretz’s vile blood libel [Haaretzism]

BBC recycles Haaretz’s vile blood libel [Haaretzism]

“Haaretz presents: a classic anti-Semitic method.” Hanan Amior, Presspectiva, 15.05.23.

The newspaper does not let reality spoil the anti-Semitic thesis it spreads, even when it is 180 degrees opposite to its plots against Israel.

Last Wednesday, the day after the opening blow of Operation Shield and Arrow, an article by Yossi Klein was published in Haaretz, accusing Israeli … killing of Palestinian children is what… makes[sic] happy[sic].” Under the title “Killing children is the best, brother”…

It shall be clarified: this is a very dangerous terrorist who was actively involved in directing attacks from Judea and Samaria to Israeli territory, through dozens of terrorist squads, including launching rockets from Jenin to Afula. The decision to thwart him stemmed from the vital need to immediately stop his criminal murderous plans.
More than that: the IDF proved its ambition to avoid killing children by canceling at the last minute dozens of previous attacks by terrorist operatives, due to the presence of too many uninvolved people near it.

On July 4, 2023, BBC anchor Anjana Gadgil picks up Haaretz’s vile lie:

Rachel O’Donoghue, “[https://honestreporting.com/bbc-anchor-anjana-gadgil-blood-libel-interview-with-naftali-bennett/

“BBC Anchor Utters Blood Libel During Live Interview With Ex-Israel PM Naftali Bennett.” HonestReporting July 5, ’23.

Bennett swiftly countered the despicable comment and pointedly asked Gadgil to explain how she would personally define a young terrorist:

You know it’s quite remarkable that you’d say that. They’re killing us. Now if there’s a 17-year-old Palestinian that’s shooting at your family, Anjana, what are you calling him?”

HonestReporting has since submitted an official complaint to the BBC in which we asked the corporation to investigate and take appropriate action.

INN:

“You know, it’s quite remarkable that you’d say that, because they are killing us,” Bennett replied. “Now, if there’s a 17-year-old Palestinian that’s shooting on your family, what is he?”

The interviewer replied, “Under your definition, you are calling them terrorists. The UN calls them…” Bennett then interrupted her and said, “No, no, I’m actually asking you: What would you call a 17-year-old person with a rifle shooting at your family and murdering your own family? How would you define that person?”..
Bennett then said, “I’m missing something. You know, a 17-year-old terrorist can murder civilians. There’s a fundamental difference between what they’re doing, which is explicitly and deliberately targeting civilians, and what we’re doing, which is targeting terrorists. That’s exactly the opposite. We’re doing the right thing, they’re killing civilians and the fact that you’re creating this as morally equivalent or even worse, I think it’s unacceptable.