Countdown star Rachel Riley has been hailed as a bastion of reason for shaming the BBC over the organisation's unwillingness to refer to Hamas as 'terrorists'.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Rachel Riley has slammed the BBC following its refusal to brand Hamas a terrorist organisation. Since the attack against Israel earlier this month, which then saw Israel declare war, the national broadcaster has repeatedly been questioned over its decision to call Hamas a militant group.
Her comments followed the question: ‘Do you accept that people who support the Palestinians and feel strongly about their plight have a right to march and have a right to freedom of speech in this situation?’ Retaliatory strikes by Israel have now led to thousands of civilian deaths in Palestine She replied: ‘Of course everyone has a right to freedom of speech. They don’t have a right to support terrorism. ‘Hamas is a designated terrorist organisation in the UK.
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