Author: By CATHERINE PEREZ-SHAKDAM

Once known for its journalistic integrity, the BBC’s failure to accurately label groups like Hamas and Hezbollah as terrorist organizations is not just a mistake, but a dangerous disservice to the British public. These groups, recognized by the UK government as terrorists, have committed atrocities against civilians and use the rhetoric of “resistance” to justify their actions. Hamas explicitly calls for the destruction of Israel and has a history of violence, while Hezbollah, operating as a proxy for Iran, has launched attacks worldwide. The BBC’s reluctance to use proper terminology softens the image of these extremist groups and contributes to…