Natasha Hausdorff address Proportionality in International Law on the BBC

Barrister Natasha Hausdorff addresses the principles of International Humanitarian Law on the BBC News Channel in the context of Israel's response to the Hamas' terrorist attacks of 7 October 2023.

[ilan_NahshOn]

She's special. Brilliant, Savant and calm

[lomgale]

Stunning clarity, strange that the BBC guy was so engrossed in his own thoughts that it took ‎him a while to understand what she was saying and that he was ‪out of his depth‬. ‎
The BBC should try to improve the quality of its presenters.‎

[blackeyedturtle]

I have never seen a host end the interview after 2 minutes, when confronted by the fact that Hamas uses Palestinian civilians human shields. Usually a BBC host will try to change the topic, by interjecting with a question that uses an Antisemitic term like occupied territory. That host knew rather quickly he was not dealing with a shrinking violet, and was way out of his league on any topic relating to the law and its proper application. I no longer have any doubts that the BBC has a bias against Israel, that is the shortest interview I have ever seen. I can picture Matthew's producer talking to him before the interview. "Matthew if you run into trouble, we have another interview lined up. Switch to the the backup, the moment your knees feel wobbly".

[garthjames]

She is actually an expert. Truly knowledgeable. Superb

[pernille]

BBC running out of time when the answer is not what was