BBC Director-General Vows to Combat Anti-Semitism

Tim Davie's commitment follows criticism of the BBC's handling of the Israel-Hamas war and internal incidents of racism.

BBC Director-General Tim Davie acknowledges anti-Semitism within the corporation for the first time, promising action to eliminate it.
Davie's statement comes amid criticism of the BBC's coverage of the Israel-Hamas war and its handling of related incidents.
Several BBC staff members have been implicated in anti-Semitic behavior, with actions ranging from social media posts to on-air comments.
The corporation has faced pressure to address its internal culture and improve its response to allegations of racism.
Critics and BBC staff members alike are calling for tangible changes, emphasizing that actions speak louder than statements.