Harsh criticism from Cüneyt Özdemir to the BBC: 'You have no shame'

The Israeli army's attacks on Gaza and the West Bank continue following the operation launched by Hamas. Journalist Cüneyt Özdemir harshly criticized a report by the BBC. Özdemir commented, "The BBC refers to those who lost their lives in Gaza as 'died.' For those who lost their lives in Israel, it says 'were killed.' You have no shame."

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Harsh criticism from Cüneyt Özdemir to the BBC: 'You have no shame'

Hamas militants and Israeli forces have entered the 4th day of clashes.

It has been reported that the number of Palestinians who lost their lives during the Israeli army's attacks in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank has risen to 704, including 143 children and 105 women. The number of injured is recorded as approximately 4 thousand.

On the other hand, while the number of those who lost their lives in Israel has exceeded 900, 2 thousand 616 people have been injured, 57 of them seriously.

As the whole world follows the events between Israel and Hamas, journalist Cüneyt Özdemir directed harsh criticisms at the BBC.

The BBC's report, which stated, "According to the Gaza Health Ministry, more than 500 people have died in Gaza following Israel's retaliatory airstrikes. More than 700 people have been killed in Israel since Hamas launched its attacks on Saturday," infuriated Özdemir.

'YOU HAVE NO SHAME'

Criticizing the BBC, Özdemir stated, "The BBC refers to those who lost their lives in Gaza as 'died.' For those who lost their lives in Israel, it says 'were killed.' Would you look at the double standard of the autonomous, independent, and objective BBC? You have no shame."