wojna pomiedzy BBC a IZRAELem

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Artykuł w BBC ujawnia niedeklarowaną broń biologiczną i chemiczną w arsenale
Izraela. Poza tym ocena programu nuklearnego Izraela ujawnia broń jądrową
krótkiego i średniego zasięgu. Oczywiście za to BBC została określona jako
antysemicka i jej styl porównany do Der Stuermera. Ja bym określił Izrael jako
kryminalny twór, oparty na kryminalnej religii zwaną Talmud z kryminalistami w
jej granicach.




Israeli Likens BBC Program to Nazi Press
STEVE WEIZMAN
Associated Press

JERUSALEM - An Israeli government official said Sunday that a BBC program
charging Israel with secretly stockpiling nuclear and chemical weapons
demonized Israel in a way reminiscent of anti-Semitic tracts published in Nazi
Germany.

Government Press Office chief Daniel Seaman said a TV report entitled "Israel's
Secret Weapon" was the latest in a number of programs by the British
Broadcasting Corp. questioning Israel's right to exist. He declined comment on
media reports that he intended to impose sanctions.

The BBC said it stood by the program.

The program, part of the "Correspondent" series, was aired in Britain in March
but first shown in Israel on Saturday night. It cites experts as saying Israel
has "the world's sixth largest nuclear arsenal with small tactical nuclear
weapons ... as well as medium-range nuclear missiles launchable from air, land
or sea."

It also says Israel has undeclared biological and chemical capabilities and
used an unknown gas against Palestinians in Gaza in February 2001 that sent 180
people to the hospital with severe convulsions.

Israel at the time denied having used poison gas.

"The accusations are very reminiscent of the most horrible anti-Semitism,"
Seaman said. "This is very reminiscent of Der Stuermer," he added, referring to
a virulently anti-Semitic newspaper from Nazi-era Germany.

The Jerusalem Post reported Sunday that the Government Press Office intends to
impose visa restrictions on BBC staff and to refuse to make officials available
for BBC interviews, or to help BBC journalists facing problems with army
roadblocks and airport security checks.

"Let's say that the hospitality extended by the government of Israel through
the GPO is not something engraved in stone," Seaman said without elaborating.

BBC spokeswoman Kate Atkins said the broadcaster had not been officially
informed of any pending Israeli action.

"We stand by the Correspondent program and regret any response the Israeli
government might make," she said.

Israel is widely assumed to have nuclear weapons, but the government's public
policy is purposefully vague, stating only that Israel will not be the first to
introduce nuclear weapons into the Middle East.

Israel has refused to sign the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, aimed at
stopping the spread of nuclear weapons, because it objects to international
inspections.

In 1986, Mordechai Vanunu, a former technician at the country's Dimona nuclear
plant, gave pictures of what appeared to be nuclear weapons at the plant to a
London newspaper. He is serving an 18-year term for treason and espionage.

Israel has fallen out with the BBC before, protesting bitterly over a June 2001
documentary in which legal experts said Prime Minister Ariel Sharon should be
indicted for failing to prevent the 1982 massacre of hundreds of Palestinians
in refugee camps during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon.

The killings were carried out by a Lebanese Christian militia allied with
Israel. An Israeli inquiry found Sharon indirectly responsible and forced him
to resign as defense minister in 1983.

"The BBC always questions and doubts Israel's integrity," Seaman said. "It is
always putting it in some demonic context, not as a democracy fighting for
survival."

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Amid international concern over Iraq and its alleged weapons of mass
destruction, comes this story of Mordechai Vanunu, the man who blew the whistle
on Israel's secret nuclear weapons.

Following his revelations in 1986 in The London Sunday Times, he was kidnapped,
drugged, chained and taken back to Israel, then subjected to a secret trial.
Condemned as a traitor, disowned by his family, he has spent 17 years in
prison, 11 of them in solitary confinement.