The BBC employs a double standard against Israel. It uses terms like "occupied" and "illegal" to describe Israeli control of the West Bank. Comparable situation elsewhere are described as "disputed." A BBC piece criticized Israel for sanctioning two radical Arab-Israeli political parties. Yet the BBC failed to update readers that these parties opposed the Arab States' designating Hizbullah a terrorist organization. BBC Trending presents a misleading sop piece on the status of women in Saudi Arabia to highlight its coverage of International Women's Day. The BBC broadcast misleading statements provided by a pro-Palestinian NGO to portray Israel as illegally evicting a Palestinian woman and seizing her property in Jerusalem before the UK Parliament. The BBC allows anti-Israel campaigner Ken Loach to level false defamatory charges against Israel without refutation or rebuke. The BBC continues to not correct erroneous statements describing Tel Aviv as the capital of Israel despite repeated requests and admission of error. Coverage of Israel and the Palestinians has long been bedeviled by misinformation peddled by major media sources. An erroneous story claiming Israel banned a politically controversial book is such a case. Why does the BBC call violent Jewish perpetrators "terrorists" but does not refer to more frequent Palestinian perpetrators as terrorists? Because the Palestinian Authority doesn't refer to Palestinian perpetrators as terrorists. The BBC continues to falsely charge Israel with blocking the importation of Medical Equipment into Gaza even though it has been repeatedly informed that the problem is due to a dispute between the PLO and Hamas.