US EditionBBC employees quit union after call for members to dress in solidarity with Palestinians
- Several BBC journalists have resigned from the National Union of Journalists after being asked to wear the colors of the Palestinian flag.
- Resigning employees cited the request as a violation of the BBC’s ethical standards, sparking outrage among staff.
- Independent journalist Charlotte Henry stated the union has become "a hostile environment for Jewish journalists.
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‘Wear keffiyehs in solidarity with Palestine’ – UK journalists union
The largest union of journalists in the United Kingdom is facing backlash after asking its members to “show solidarity” with the Palestinian cause by donning keffiyehs and dressing in red, black, and green, and urging them to post photos of their outfits on social media. The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) distributed directives from the UK’s umbrella labor group, the Trades Union Congress (TUC), which encouraged members to
BBC Staff Resign from Union over ‘Hypocritical’ Call to Wear Palestinian Flag Colors, Keffiyeh
Several BBC journalists resigned from the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) after being asked to wear colors of the Palestinian flag or a keffiyeh, a scarf synonymous with pro-Palestinian and Hamas support, in a move deemed “hypocritical and antisemitic.” The post BBC Staff Resign from Union over ‘Hypocritical’ Call to Wear Palestinian Flag Colors, Keffiyeh appeared first on Breitbart.
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