The Director General of BBC was consulted personally after the controversial Glastonbury Group of Pop Villan, which appeared on the chanting of “death, death to the Israeli Defense Army”
The Telegraph reported that the best BBC coach has now signed in the row about the performance of the anti -Israel rap at the Glastonbury Festival this week.
The Director General of the BBC Tim Devi, who was on the site on Saturday, was informed when Bob Villan criticized the theater with chants of “death, death to the Israeli Defense Army.”
He behaves quickly, excludes the group of the available band on request; However, I have remained on the iPlayer rewinding feature for an additional five hours.
Although immediate withdrawal of live feed, a BBC spokesman has admitted that the broadcaster now regrets that he does not.
“Tim was there for a few hours to see the team. He was aware of the time when there was when it was said on the stage. He entered to make sure that the performance was not available upon request and was very clear in that,” said one of the familiar with the BBC.
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Regarding direct transportation concerns, the source added, “The withdrawal of direct broadcasts brings some technological challenges. With the time it was too late, we had decreased.
After screaming, the BBC was contacted to comment.
Meanwhile, the Minister of Culture, Lisa Nandi, expressed serious concerns regarding Mr. Devi's supervision in light of the controversy.
I found public treatment: “When you have one liberal failure, this is something that you should control. When you have several, it becomes the problem of driving.”
Representative Peter Princeley sharply asked: “The killing of hundreds of Jews at the Nova Music Festival in October 2023 raised this war. The paradox of anti -high broadcast in Glastonbury was not lost here in the UK on either of the United States.
“How can the Jews, like me, reassure the BBC's editorial operations? And who will hold on the ground responsible for this error?”
Mrs. Nandi insisted that accountability is a “very important point” and admitted that she “has something that BBC's leadership admired.”
The seriousness of the situation
This controversy is the latest in a series of anti -Semitic criticisms directed at the BBC. Previously, the company had to say sorry to produce a documentary in Gaza with hidden bias; The narrator ignored the son of Hamas leader, and the channel's coverage of Israel and Gaza was also painted.
In the epic that is unfolded, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Israel, Sha'in Haskel, called for the resignation of Tim Devi if no employee was made by mistake, as her fears broadcast on the Daily Telegraph podcast. She stressed the need for an urgent investigation in the late BBC response to offensive materials.
In the performance of Glastonbury Stormy Glastonbury, Bob Villan raised the crowd to chant “free! Free!” Who was then met with screaming from “Palestine!” It is present, only for rapper to raise more by adding: “Death, death to the Israeli Defense Army.”
In addition, the lead singer Pascal Robinson Foster, widely known as Bobby Villan, was involved in a hot scream about his dealings with an executive director in the Jewish music industry.
After accessing a controversial group through Glastonbury through the direct broadcasting hours of BBC iPlayer after the performance, the BBC released an apology, describing the notes as “completely unacceptable” and not suitable for its weather waves.
“We welcome the condemnation of Glastonbury to perform,” the broadcaster stated.
She apologized for the incident, BBC criticized the comments as “she has no place on our air waves”, with an expression of his support for Glastonbury's support for the law.
In the discussion with the Daily T newspaper, Mrs. Haskel expressed her dissatisfaction: “Who is responsible for that? This is literally a person who calls for violence, for ethnic cleansing, in order to destroy and exterminate the only Jewish state in the world.”
The need arises to be accountable, “If no one will take responsibility, if no person is launched on this obscene thing, then I think that Tim Devy should take responsibility because there should be accountability for that.”
When the future of the BBC Tim Derevi manager was investigated, she said: “If no one is responsible for it, and if no person is launched on such an outrageous thing, Tim Derevi must take responsibility and resign.”
Moreover, Mrs. Haskel called for an intense review of the BBC approach to reports in the Middle East, insisting: “There must be an investigation into the BBC coverage.”
She continued to criticize the BBC coverage and its treatment with anti -Semitism in Britain, saying: “It was completely biased. I made many mistakes. Not only in coverage since October 7, but covering it in the Middle East in general and also on how to address anti -Semitism in the United Kingdom.
