BBC blasted for Jew hatred and vows to wipe out all Jews

Samer Elzaenen

"First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me."

                                          Martin Niemöller

The BBC [British Bashing Creeps] has revealed itself to be something we Jews knew for a long time before they showed their red hands. They are no longer shown to be simply against Britain, much like CNN and MSNBC are against the US, but now it's clear they are against the Jews.

The BBC recently filmed a pseudo documentary in Gaza that was clearly coordinated and staged, while all who appeared in it were directly or indirectly linked to Hamas. It was definitely a propaganda piece and it got a ton of backlash.

You'd think they'd have learned.

One so called 'reporter' Samer Elzaenen, had appeared over a dozen times on BBC. So British taxpayers are funding an outlet that is part of the IRGC.

In July Elzaenen said, and I paraphrase, that whenever things go wrong, just shoot the Jews and that fixes everything. 

He has also repeatedly said over the years that "[My] message to Jews: we are going to take our land back; we love death for Allah's sake, the same way you love life. We shall burn you like Hitler did, but this time we won't have a single one of you left."

And he works for the BBC. I guess he passed a background check.

This, of course is not an isolated situation. There have been a number of other BBC contributors who were guilty of outright anti-Semitic rhetoric. Dawn Queva was a scheduling coordinator at BBC Three and was canned in 2024 after writing anti-Semitic posts on Facebook.

But it goes back farther. In 2014, Tala Halawa, a BBC reporter covering the Israeli-Palestinian war, was criticized in 2021 for tweets that included such crap as: #Hitler was right" and "Zionists can't get enough of our blood."

Another reporter, Tim Willcox, faced backlash in 2015 for an anti-Semitic comment at a Paris unity rally interview when he suggested Palestinians suffer "at Jewish hands," and for implying Jewish voters oppose a tax due to financial reasons.

Nimesh Thaker, a BBC World News journalist was investigated in 2020 for allegedly using an anonymous Twitter account to troll Jewish presenter Emma Barnett with anti-Semitic attacks.

Sally Nabil, a BBC Arabic service journalist, was outed in 2024 for liking tweets supporting anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and endorsing Hamas. This included a tweet about Jews buying land in Northern Cyprus to "seize" it for Israel. 

And more recently, Ahmed Alagha, a BBC Arabic contributor, was reported this year for social media posts referring to Jews as "devils" and Israelis "worse than beasts."

The BBC cannot suck enough.

Where is Queers for Palestine when the BBC needs them?

For Islam, the Jews are the first target; but Israel is definitely not the last. They are the starter menu for a world caliphate. 

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