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In contrast, the day after the end of Operation Guardian of the Walls â May 22nd â saw BBC Arabic presenter Iman al-Qassir defending a contributorâs use of the word âYahudâ on the programme âTalking Pointâ.
The first contributor was Omar Rajoub from Dura, near Hebron, who was identified as a Fatah speaker.
Rajoub: âThe victory which the Palestinian people achieved, it [the people] was united behind the banner of [waging] war on the Jews and fighting them and the liberation of Palestinian land.â
When the second contributor â independent researcher Dr Edy Cohen â took issue with the use of the phrase âthe Jewsâ, the presenter insisted that âhe did not incite, he is free to have his opinionâ.
(full article online )
The first contributor was Omar Rajoub from Dura, near Hebron, who was identified as a Fatah speaker.
Rajoub: âThe victory which the Palestinian people achieved, it [the people] was united behind the banner of [waging] war on the Jews and fighting them and the liberation of Palestinian land.â
When the second contributor â independent researcher Dr Edy Cohen â took issue with the use of the phrase âthe Jewsâ, the presenter insisted that âhe did not incite, he is free to have his opinionâ.
(full article online )
BBC Arabic host defends contributorâs reference to âwar on the Jewsâ
By CAMERA Arabic and CAMERA UK Long-time readers may recall the BBCâs defence of its mistranslation of the Arabic word âYahudâ (Jews) as âIsraeliâ
camera-uk.org