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BBC Defends Gaza Coverage After White House Criticism
- The BBC defended its coverage of the Gaza war, saying it updated headlines with the latest fatality figures as they came in from various sources, which is normal practice.
- The White House criticized the BBC's reporting of an apparent incident in Gaza that reportedly left a number of people dead, claiming the corporation had to correct and take down its story.
- The BBC stated it did not remove any story and stands by its journalism, welcoming support from the White House in calling for immediate access for international journalists into Gaza.
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By Stefan J. Bos, Worthy News Europe Bureau Chief LONDON/BUDAPEST/JERUSALEM (Worthy News) – Britain’s public broadcaster rejected what it called “incorrect White House criticism” of its Gaza coverage, describing a claim that it had taken down a story as “completely wrong.” At Tuesday’s White House briefing, U.S. President Donald J. Trump’s press secretary Karoline Leavitt accused the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) of taking “the word of …
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Verify programme refutes Leavitt's lies about Israel's attack on Palestinian refugees seeking food - to protect its own reputation The BBC News channel has persistently regurgitated Israel's propaganda, that refugees murdered while trying to get food were not killed this week by Israeli troops and tanks but were instead killed by 'Hamas fighters', as a…
No, the BBC did not remove a report about Gaza with 'multiple headlines'
When asked about reports that Israeli forces opened fire near an aid distribution centre in Gaza, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt criticised the BBC's coverage of the deadly incident. She accused the corporation of taking down a report because it lacked evidence. Her claims were swiftly rejected by the BBC, as FRANCE 24's Charlotte Hughes explains.
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