Israeli President Isaac Herzog was interviewed last week by BBC but the British network only aired six minutes out of the 28-minute interview.
Herzog’s spokesperson Naor Ihia decided to release a clip of part of the interview that the BBC chose not to air.
Ihia stated: “Something about the way the BBC conducted the interview made me think that it’s worthwhile that I have my own video of what the president says before someone tries to censor or distort it… So here are the things the BBC didn’t want the world to hear.”
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
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It’s a shame we can’t get the whole interview. He speaks forceful and says what has to be said. It’s a shame all we got is 1:16 of the 28 minute interview.
Talking to the proverbial liberal wall.
The most lucid moment in Herzog’s public life.
On June 1, 2006, former New York City mayor Ed Koch
wrote an opinion piece in the [New York] Times
titled “ The New York Times’ Anti-Israel Bias,”
asserting that “the British Broadcasting Corporation [BBC]
and the New York Times consistently carry news
stories and editorials that are slanted against Israel
and sympathetic to the Palestinian Authority and Hamas.”
SOURCE: Unfreedom of the Press
(chapter 6, page 157) by Mark R. Levin,
published by Threshold Editions, year 2019, NYC,
ISBN 9781476773094 * ISBN 1476773092
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yeah u finally have hit the nail on the head and it’s about time 4 u 2 do so
enough is enough how many more people are cv going 2 have be killed 4 it until they finally wake up from sleeping and see the writing written on the wall why hasn’t moshiach arrived yet and beis hamikdash rebuillt already amen