The UN Commission of Inquiry’s finding today doesn’t just confirm that David Lammy’s letter to Parliament last week was ‘wrong’ regarding Israel’s genocide. The true extent of UK Government complicity is far worse.
Press Release: Denying entry to British MPs shows how far Israel will go to cover up what is happening in the West Bank - 17 September 2025
The BBC's Gaza Bias Betrays its Journalistic Duty - Article by Malaka El-Gammal in the New Arab
By omitting Israel’s history of crimes & discrediting Palestinian voices, the BBC’s Gaza coverage has repeatedly failed journalistic integrity.
Chris Doyle is interviewed on Al Jazeera English about Israel's plans for Gaza - 16 August 2025
Over the last few months, Caabu has been monitoring BBC coverage of Gaza and whether it meets its editorial guidelines on accuracy and impartiality.
The attached paper analyses how the Israeli genocide in Gaza has been covered by the BBC and where it fell short in covering international law and its institutions, Israeli war crimes, and historical and legal context of Israel-Palestine.
Over the last few months, Caabu has been monitoring BBC coverage of Gaza and whether it meets its editorial guidelines on accuracy and impartiality.
The attached paper analyses how the Israeli genocide in Gaza has been covered by the BBC and where it fell short in covering international law and its institutions, Israeli war crimes, and historical and legal context of Israel-Palestine.
Caabu Director Chris Doyle interviewed on TRT World on what Prime Minister Keir Starmer might do on Gaza - 29 July 2025
On the day when Keir Starmer recalls the cabinet to discuss Gaza, Chris Doyle looks at what the government may decide to do regarding Gaza and recognition of Palestine.
Over 100 international NGOs and aid organisations including Caabu issued a statement urging governments to act to end the mass starvation in Gaza: open all land crossings; restore the full flow of food, clean water, medical supplies, shelter items, and fuel through a principled, UN-led mechanism; end the Israeli government's siege, and agree to a ceasefire now.
As mass starvation spreads across Gaza, our colleagues and those we serve are wasting away
23 July 2025
Caabu Press release: Around half (48-57%) the British public back a range of sanctions on Israel in latest poll
In the latest YouGov opinion poll commissioned by Caabu, public opinion on Israel/Gaza remains strongly opposed to Israeli actions with around half (48-57%) of those polled supporting various forms of economic and military sanctions against Israel.
Caabu's Malaka El-Gammal explains the background to the UK government's failure to publish its response to the International Court of Justice's opinion on Israel's occupation of Palestinian Territory, and why 112 politicians have demanded in a Caabu letter why this must happen.
