Israel criticises Poland over proposed Holocaust law leaving BBC News conflicted

This BBC report http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-42848842 has to walk a tightrope: the BBC is anti the Holocaust, mainly because that's the stick it can use to beat anyone vaguely right of the soggy political centre, the BBC opposes the current Polish government for being against unlimited Muslim immigration into Europe and for opposing Angela Merkel on this matter, but the BBC is also institutionally deeply anti Israel.

Thus this report has to tread very carefully indeed. Read it and you'll see how.

One other aspect intrigued me, the BBC say that they are against Holocaust denial and quote their hated 'Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu'  as having  'criticised a proposed bill that would make it illegal to describe Nazi death camps as Polish."I strongly oppose it. One cannot change history and the Holocaust cannot be denied," he said in a statement.'

Oddly the BBC have never (so far as I recall) described the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas as a Holocaust denier despite that being his educational background and present.

It must be hard working for the BBC and keeping all of those narratives running when the facts move these narratives into opposition to each other. I'd feel sorry for the BBC were they not such biased scum.