The BBC's present to Israel

[Mediocrates]

http://www.honestreporting.com/artic..._to_Israel.asp

From news article:

Jeremy Bowen's documentary is full of omissions and historical revisionism.

The events leading up to the creation of the modern-day State of Israel exactly 60 years ago have been examined and re-examined by qualified historians. So why was Jeremy Bowen given the responsibility of producing the BBC's one-hour documentary "The Birth of Israel" broadcast on May 4, 2008? (Available to view online only in the UK. This program, may, however, be broadcast internationally at a future date.)

Middle East editor Bowen has consistently demonstrated a slanted view of Israel and the regional conflict and his documentary continues in this vein.
A taste of things to come arrives in the first few seconds of the broadcast, which features images of Islam's Dome of the Rock and a Christian crucifix against a Jerusalem backdrop. Despite the deep religious connection of Judaism to both Jerusalem and the land of Israel, this image is, incredibly, omitted. And herein lies the major flaw of the entire program - the legitimate roots of the Jewish people in the Land of Israel going back three millenia are either downplayed, delegitmized or ignored altogether.

[isarg]

I am not an expert on UK law, but may be someone here is. Since BBC is funded by taxpayers, isn’t it possible to take them to court for deliberate disinformation and for promoting hatred and terror?