BBC Arabic's Feras Kilani and his colleagues were held at gunpoint, bound and strip-searched while filming in the Golan Heights.

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The team’s interrogation lasted more than two hours, during which all our phones and laptops were examined, and many photos - including personal ones - were deleted. The officer threatened us with worse consequences if we approached the frontier from the Syrian side again, and said that they know everything about us and would track us down if any hidden or un-deleted photo was ever published.

  • Zagorath@aussie.zoneEnglish
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    2 days ago

    And yet the BBC makes no mention in this article about Israel’s “genocide”, no mention of their “apartheid”, and the only result my ctrl-f for “crime” (aiming to detect “war crimes”) was one of the promotional links to a different article where they invited “both sides” to argue in a debate, as though it’s two equal sides.