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That's far higher than even the Gaza health ministry claims.</small></blockquote></ref>
 
That's far higher than even the Gaza health ministry claims.</small></blockquote></ref>
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Investigative journalist exposes the bias again, BBC showed inconsistent and biased reporting by comparing its extensive, prominent, and initially misleading coverage of the 2023 Al-Ahli hospital explosion in Gaza—later attributed to a misfired rocket—with its minimal, downplayed, and short-lived coverage of a similar 2026 hospital strike in Kabul blamed on Pakistan. It pints out the BBC overstated early Gaza reports and continued promoting uncertainty even after contrary evidence emerged, while underreporting and quickly sidelining the کابل घटना despite higher confirmed casualties. This reflects a broader editorial pattern of disproportionate scrutiny toward Israel and neglect of other conflicts, showing systemic bias rather than isolated mistakes.<ref>[https://david-collier.com/bbc-news-and-the-tale-of-two-hospital-explosions/ BBC News and the Tale of Two Hospital Explosions]. David Collier, Mar 22. 3026</ref>
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Why is it our national broadcaster seems so desperate to attack the one non-Israeli body which is doing the most to undermine the Hamas stranglehold over Gaza and its people? The closer the GHF and Israeli army get to finally defeating the terrorists, the more shrill the BBC’s insistence that the Jewish state is deliberately starving children. They have trouble believing a self-declared Islamic jihadist dictatorship might have designed this level of suffering and torture, but none in believing the Jewish democratic state did so.</small></blockquote></ref>
 
Why is it our national broadcaster seems so desperate to attack the one non-Israeli body which is doing the most to undermine the Hamas stranglehold over Gaza and its people? The closer the GHF and Israeli army get to finally defeating the terrorists, the more shrill the BBC’s insistence that the Jewish state is deliberately starving children. They have trouble believing a self-declared Islamic jihadist dictatorship might have designed this level of suffering and torture, but none in believing the Jewish democratic state did so.</small></blockquote></ref>
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Investigative journalist exposes the bias again, BBC showed inconsistent and biased reporting by comparing its extensive, prominent, and initially misleading coverage of the 2023 Al-Ahli hospital explosion in Gaza—later attributed to a misfired rocket—with its minimal, downplayed, and short-lived coverage of a similar 2026 hospital strike in Kabul blamed on Pakistan. It pints out the BBC overstated early Gaza reports and continued promoting uncertainty even after contrary evidence emerged, while underreporting and quickly sidelining the کابل घटना despite higher confirmed casualties. This reflects a broader editorial pattern of disproportionate scrutiny toward Israel and neglect of other conflicts, showing systemic bias rather than isolated mistakes.<ref>[https://david-collier.com/bbc-news-and-the-tale-of-two-hospital-explosions/ BBC News and the Tale of Two Hospital Explosions]. David Collier, Mar 22. 3026</ref>
      
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