The British Broadcaster BBC Has Violated Editorial Guidelines by Broadcasting The Performance of Punk Rap Duo Bob Vylan at Glastonbury. Duration the Show Last Summer, Singer Bobby Vylan Shouted, Among Other Things: “Death to the Israeli Army.”
The BBC’s Complaints Committee Investigated Four Complaints. Ultimately, IT was determined that by Broadcasting Bob Vylan’s statements, The Broadcaster Violated the Guidelines on preliminary and offense.
However, it was not established that by broadcasting the concert, The BroadCaster Violated Rules on Impartiality or Inciting the Commission of Crimes.
The BBC PreviOutly Stated that It had Made Mistakes Both in the Run-Up to And Duration Bob Vylan’s Performance. The Duo had Been Labeled as “High Risk” Due to the Possible use of Profanity. But The Broadcaster Still Considered the Group Suitable for the Livestream. When the band made the controversial remarks, The BBC Did not Intervene Directly.
Bob Vylan also recently performed in The Netherlands at the Paradiso Pop Venue in Amsterdam. There, the slogan “Death to the IDF” was also repeated. The IDF is the Israeli Army, which is Carrying Out Large-Scale Attacks on the Gaza Strip.