Not a word of apology from Donnison and Co for demonising Israelis by falsely accusing them of killing their colleague’s baby son when disproved by UN human right’s report.
Donnison is keen to bring us these two looks at possible failures of Israeli military:
Jon Donnison ?@JonDonnison
#Haaretz: Study casts doubt of success rate of #Israel’s Iron Dome Missile shield. Intercepts “perhaps as low as 5%” http://www.haaretz.com/opinion/how-many-rockets-has-iron-dome-really-intercepted.premium-1.508277 …
Jon Donnison ?@JonDonnison
Jereuslem Post: Israelis plant trees to protect against #Gaza rockets. Some Kibbutz residents skeptical. http://www.jpost.com/Features/InThespotlight/Article.aspx?id=305935 … #Israel
And Lyse Doucet thinks it important to mention another UN human right’s report:
UN’s #Syria Human Rights report released today – grim account war crimes. We take another look at #Haswiya http://ow.ly/iIM04
Why,why does Donnison parrot the words of the bBC Mullah when it comes to Israel.
His first post about trees, being planted in which act as a hide from view screen. The simple fact that denying Islamic terrorists a clear line of sight from their intended targets can only be a good thing, not only that but planting trees benefits the planet. But for some strange reason Donnison can only find the time to bitch about how some people are sceptical.
The same applies to the claim about Iron dome, well here’s something dickspalsh didn’t Twitter about. if Iron Dome was such a failure how come after Hamas launched so many missiles there isn’t any damage to the areas the missiles batteries protected. Remember Iron Dome is a Very Short Range Missile Defence System. As they say the proof is in the pudding and Donnison the bBC apologist for Islamic terrorism that he is only echos the parts that his Mullah unzips in front of him 5 times a day. Which is why Donnison talks shite.
I see another follower of Islam is in the dock for murder.
A businessman was punched and kicked to death in a park by a man who took the keys to his Bentley, prosecutors have told a jury.
Imran Khan, 30, is on trial accused of murdering Anthony Power, the founder of the lingerie firm Panache.
The 78-year-old businessman was found seriously injured after he was attacked in High Hazels Park, Sheffield, in October.
A businessman was punched and kicked to death in a park by a man who took the keys to his Bentley, prosecutors have told a jury. Imran Khan, 30, is on trial accused of murdering Anthony Power, the founder of the lingerie firm Panache. The 78-year-old businessman was found seriously injured after he was attacked in High Hazels Park, Sheffield, in October.
Can you imagine the headlines from the bBC if the victim had been a Muslim.
The bBC, the traitors within our midst
Well, 78 years old, unarmed women and children, that is right in the firing line for these scum!
I see the bBC reports on that UN finding. But as is the way of those who bend over for the bBC mullah 5 times a day they word their article in the double speak of the cock sucking anti-Semitic liberal that is Jon Donnison
UN disputes Gaza strike on BBC man’s house
The son of a BBC journalist and two relatives killed in last November’s war in Gaza may have been hit by a misfired Palestinian rocket, a UN agency says.The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said its conclusions were based on a visit to the site a month after the attack.
So Jon (my arse is always open for Hamas) Donnison writes up on how the UN blame Hamas and not ISrael for the death of the bBC worker based in Gaza. (Hey Jon , care to explain how jehad (the father) who was so fucking upset at the death of one of children had the time to change clothing for his many photo shoots whilst carrying the body of his dead child)
But hey this is Jon (I hate Jews Donnison of the bBC. So the above article is written in a format where the jews can only be blamed:
The son of a BBC journalist and two relatives killed in last November’s war in Gaza may have been hit by a misfired Palestinian rocket, a UN agency says.
The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said its conclusions were based on a visit to the site a month after the attack.
Omar was killed, along with an aunt and an uncle, after a missile hit the family home in Gaza City. It happened only an hour after Israel launched its operation with the killing of Hamas’s military commander.The family, and human rights groups, said that the house was hit in an Israeli attack.
The Israeli military made no comment at the time of the incident but never denied carrying out the strike. Privately, military officials briefed journalists that they had been targeting a militant who was in the building.
The Israeli military made no comment at the time of the incident but never denied carrying out the strike. Privately, military officials briefed journalists that they had been targeting a militant who was in the building.
Jehad Mashhrawi dismissed the UN findings as “rubbish”.
An Israeli military spokesman said he could not comment on the accuracy of the UN’s findings but said it would not be the first time a Palestinian rocket had misfired.
He said that, in the intense first hours of the conflict, it was not always clear what was happening.
An Israeli military spokesman said he could not comment on the accuracy of the UN’s findings but said it would not be the first time a Palestinian rocket had misfired. He said that, in the intense first hours of the conflict, it was not always clear what was happening.
Some report, no facts just hype and conjecture over how Israel must be guilty from the so called impartial bBC.
Jon Donnison, the mouthpiece for Islamic terrorism at the bBC. Paid for by you the British Taxpayer.
No wonder it took the BBC so long to report it: they had to spend time figuring out how to discredit the UN’s findings so that Israel was still to blame and Donnison’s reporting was right. But hey, you have to love how the BBC suddenly chooses to trust the word of an IDF mouthpiece for something.
I was sent an e-mail recently (which I deleted so cannot copy to this site) which suggested that middle east journalists are threatened with withdrawal of their press passes by groups such as Hamaas and are then no use to their employers . Could this be why Donnison and the BBC are reluctant to correct the story about their colleague?
Deborah, quite so and as I’ve suggested myself before now, this explanation is more than probable. How creatures such as Mr Donnison live with themselves is beyond by imagination. They are not just dissemblers, they are traitors to their own race, religion and culture. In a sane world they would at least be sacked, and preferably incarcerated for a very long time.
That’s apparently the case in places like China and Iran. But supposedly Israel does the same thing, yet we don’t quite see the same BBC reticence. No, I believe the BBC deliberately avoids or plays down things which make Hamas and the Palestinians look less than heroic, and tries to make Israel look like the bad guy as much as possible for two reasons: First because they all believe that Israel is the cause of the problem in the first place, and see things mostly in a David vs. Goliath way. They even understand why small children are taught to be martyrs and want to kill Jews: it’s Israel’s fault for making them so miserable. Secondly, it’s because they’re deathly afraid of being accused of pro-Israel bias. I’m not sure which reason is more influential these days.
Am sure the Beeb concurs with the Hilary Clinton defence,
“What difference does it make?”
The grudging, utterly disbelieving, superior, fault-finding, nitpicking, victimhood tone of Donnison’s riposte to the UN report that a Hamas rocket misfire actually killed that baby. You would really think he is a paid PR spokesman for Hamas! What is in it for him if not money? Being able to keep his press pass, as recent posts suggest? Just loving being in Gaza, and gets off on rubbishing Israel? I’m just sick of Al Beeb employing biased lying fanatics.
Does anyone think Tony Hall will make any difference? He’s already got rid of Helen Boaden to radio, and now I see he’s bringing a Managing Director with him, probably a sensible move.
You have to wonder on whose initiative Jihad Mashhrawi became Jehad? Searching through Google we find that the BBC used the Jihad spelling, at the time, as has every media outlet but it has been stealth edited since then. The Key description in the meta codes continues with Jihad in some versions.
Jehad Mashhrawi dismissed the UN findings as “rubbish”. Leaving aside the understandable assumption that everything the BBC or the Palestinians says is a lie, how could he possibly know? He wasn’t there but, even if he was, is there some way he could distinguish Palestinian missiles from Israeli ones to make such a definite claim? Experts say the damage was consistent with that from a qassam rocket but not from an Israeli missile but what makes Misharawi an expert to dispute them? Donnison, of course, reports Misharawi without the slightest skepticism. Or even the integrity to ask that simple question.
“How the BBC turned the killing of 11-month-old Omar into Hamas propaganda”
http://www.anorak.co.uk/350831/news/how-the-bbc-turend-the-killing-of-11-month-old-omar-into-hamas-propaganda.html/?