The world deserves FACTS, not double standards. On October 7, Hamas terrorists deliberately invaded Israel, murdered innocent people and took hostages. That was terrorism. The West Bank is a separate issue, and neither should be used to excuse violence or spread collective blame against Jews. But here is the principle the BBC and every mainstream media outlet must follow: show the evidence, investigate every claim, and correct the record when the facts change. A video circulating on X is being presented as contradicting the narrative surrounding the olive harvest. It deserves proper examination, not blind acceptance or dismissal. At the same time, reports of Israeli settlers attacking Palestinians, journalists and European diplomats are serious. Anyone responsible for violence must face justice. Defending Israel does not mean excusing criminals. My question to the media is simple: where is the same rigorous scrutiny, the same context and the same willingness to challenge every side? Israelis are not collectively guilty for the actions of individuals. Palestinians are not collectively guilty for Hamas. But neither should victims be ignored because their suffering challenges someone’s political narrative. Journalism must follow the evidence, not ideology. No selective outrage. No double standards. No collective blame. Watch the video and judge the evidence for yourself: