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Israel Matzav: BBC reporters rooting for ‘Palestinian state’ on Twitter

By C. J. Refsland on November 29, 2012 • ( 0 )

I suppose that these two tweets shouldn’t surprise anyone who has a clue just how biased the BBC is against Israel.

Jon Donnison@JonDonnison

3 weeks ago would have said Abbas’s UN bid was non event but Gaza has put Pals back on agenda. #Abbas needs a big day to try & salvage rep.

29 Nov 12

Jeremy Bowen@BowenBBC

#UN General Assembly vote on #Palestine status significant moment. Not just symbolic.

29 Nov 12

Something tells me no one will be monitoring their Twitter feed despite the obvious bias.

via Israel Matzav: BBC reporters rooting for ‘Palestinian state’ on Twitter.

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