BBC News - Smuggling fuels Gaza's stalled economy

Notice how the BBC frame their report with everything is Israel's fault.

"The day Israel launched its 22-day offensive on Gaza , a year ago, Osama and his family lost most of their $70,000 life savings."

Buried in the article is this.

"The Hamas administration says more than US $100m invested by Gazans was lost in what turned out to be something like a pyramid scheme.

The brokers offered initial returns by paying "from me to you, from you to him and from him to me," explains economy minister Ziad Zaza, "like Madoff in the US".

In case your in doubt about the BBC's anti Israel reporting, there's this.

"And larger items such as fridges, washing machines, cows, motorbikes, disassembled cars, and - according to Israel - weapons are also moved through the tunnels."

Got that? "According to Israel". Palestinian terrorists would never smuggle weapons into Gaza, would they?

Hamas boasts new types of weapons smuggled into Strip

"Hamas on Friday boasted that it had managed to smuggle new types of weapons into the Gaza Strip despite the blockade, and published photographs of some of the arms it allegedly obtained."

Oops!

Muslim massacre

Where's the outrage? If the Israelis had done this we would see BBC reports ad infinitum condemning the killers. But, as Tim Marshall points out, since this is Muslims killing Muslims, who cares?

Note also the Mosque and Koran desecration. Where's the Muslim outrage? It's OK for Muslims to behave in this fashion but, you just let one of us unclean infidels even touch a Koran and it's killing time.

"And where is the outrage about these murders. The marches, the petitions, the calls for a boycott, the conspiracy theory of a war against Muslims, ad infinitum? I hear just the wind blowing across the freshly dug graves. Because unless the Israelis kill them, people don't care."

Ditto America and Britain.

Losing patience with the Palestinians

About time.

Where do the Gaza death numbers come from?

Why, the Palestinians, of course!

"According to a Palestinian rights group, 1,417 Palestinians, including 926 civilians, were killed in the fighting. Israel disputes those figures."

That one must have slipped by the al Reuters censors.

Don't judge Israel's 'war crimes'

Nice to see the Guardian try and report the truth.

I'm afraid the reporter is too late though. Thanks to the left wing media, like the Guardian and the BBC, world opinion has already been poisoned against Israel. Read the comments and you'll see that, despite presenting proof that the Palestinians regularly lie and fabricate "atrocities", Guardian readers aren't interested in the truth. Sadly, neither is much of the rest of the world.

Students end Gaza sit-in protest

Interesting these types never protest about the Palestinian terrorists firing over 80 rockets a day into Israel.

Wonder why these types never protest at Egypt's closing of its border with Gaza at the same time the Israelis did?

Notice too how the BBC spread Palestinian propaganda.

"More than 1,300 Palestinians, including 400 children, were killed after Israel began its land, sea and air operations against Hamas militants on 27 December."

Says who? Why Palestinian terrorists, that's who.

£3.6bn boost for Palestinian cause

This is insane.

Palestinians Still Celebrating September 11

LGF reports.

UK - BBC offers Palestinians propaganda 'support'

Now the BBC isn't even trying to hide it.

"The BBC has been advertising for a “Project Director, Palestinian Territories” to advise Palestinian journalists. On what? Impartiality? "

The BBC also helped set up al Jazeera and Iran's nw 24 hour a day propaganda TV.

Israel foils 15-year-old Palestinian suicide bomber

according to this report.

Palestinian children are sometime killed when terrorists send them out to retrieve rocket lanuchers after firing.

Palestinian children die in blast

That BBC headline is better than their usual "Israel kills Palestinian children".

"Three Palestinian children have been killed after an Israeli tank shell hit northern Gaza, Palestinian doctors say.

Israel's military confirmed it launched an attack, saying it had targeted people setting up a rocket launcher. "

At least they put in the fact that Israel was defending itself. However, the BBC does fail to mention this.

"Palestinian rocket teams have been known to send young children to retrieve rocket launchers after the projectiles are fired, the IDF said in a statement, adding: "In light of the reports, it seems likely that this was the case here."

Update

Likewise, the Telegraph fails to mention it.

Update

The Washington Post has even more, including this.

"A member of the Abu Ghazallah family who witnessed the airstrike said a rocket launcher was near the area where the children were playing. The relative, who declined to be named for fear of reprisal, said the launcher belonged to Islamic Jihad, an armed movement responsible for much of the rocket fire into Israel.

"I hold the Islamic Jihad responsible for the killing of these children," the relative said."

You won't see that on the BBC.

Gaza - Palestinians Kill Two Children

That's what this BBC headline should read. Instead it reads "Israeli army 'kills two children'" But when you read the story you find out Israel was defending itself.

"The dead boys, aged 13 and 14, were close to an area from which militants had been firing rockets at Israel, the officials said.

Israel said its ground forces had fired upon two people who were seen near a rocket launcher near Beit Hanoun. "

So how did the two young boys get killed and why does my headline blame the Palestinians? Here's why.

"The IDF said the air strike targeted Palestinians who were loading a Kassam onto a rocket launcher and that terrorists were hit.

Palestinian rocket teams have been known to send young children to retrieve rocket launchers after the projectiles are fired,..."

So in reality, the Palestinians killed these two young boys.