Beirut - Saba:
The Lebanese Hezbollah on Monday condemned the BBC's blind bias in favor of murderers and criminals and the justification of Zionist barbarism against the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples.
A statement issued by Hezbollah's media relations said: The BBC, in all its platforms and languages, has not only blindly sided with murderers and criminals and justified Zionist barbarism against the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples, but also brazenly sent a press team that entered a southern village with the occupation army and violated the sanctity of Lebanese territory, Lebanese sovereignty and applicable Lebanese laws, as the reports published by the institution show.
The statement added: Hezbollah Media Relations condemns this unjustified and totally unacceptable step and calls on the Ministry of Information, the National Media Council and the relevant judicial and security agencies to take the necessary legal measures against the BBC and its teams in Lebanon, protest to the BBC company and its legal representatives, and call on the unions of journalists, editors and free media outlets around the world to condemn this step.
The Lebanese Hezbollah on Monday condemned the BBC's blind bias in favor of murderers and criminals and the justification of Zionist barbarism against the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples.
A statement issued by Hezbollah's media relations said: The BBC, in all its platforms and languages, has not only blindly sided with murderers and criminals and justified Zionist barbarism against the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples, but also brazenly sent a press team that entered a southern village with the occupation army and violated the sanctity of Lebanese territory, Lebanese sovereignty and applicable Lebanese laws, as the reports published by the institution show.
The statement added: Hezbollah Media Relations condemns this unjustified and totally unacceptable step and calls on the Ministry of Information, the National Media Council and the relevant judicial and security agencies to take the necessary legal measures against the BBC and its teams in Lebanon, protest to the BBC company and its legal representatives, and call on the unions of journalists, editors and free media outlets around the world to condemn this step.