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The BBC is lucky to have two outstanding producers in our Gaza office, Rushdi Abu Alouf and Hamada Abuqammar. They have been well trained, not least by AlanJohnston , and are giving calm, accurate, accounts of what is happening. Hamas has not imposed any restrictions on their reporting and they have been a model of impeccable journalism, in terrible personal circumstances. Most of us...
... had the courage to go to the Egyptian border and tried unsuccessfully to get into Gaza), but also AlanJohnston , the avidly pro-Palestinian BBC journalist who nonetheless got himself kidnapped for annoying somebody in Gaza. This is a very bad joke. Indeed, I’ve thought long and hard about this one, and I would say, briefly, the following. Palestinian intimidation of Western journalists...
Listen to correspondent Paul Martin on this edition of BBC From Our own Correspondents , edited by AlanJohnston. In my opinion it confirms Israel's word of a Hamastan having been nurtured in Gaza. From Our Own Correspondents: 3rd Jan 2009 http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p001w203/From_Our_Own_Correspondent_03_01_2009/
Presented this week by AlanJohnston. Hugh Sykes on corruption and fear in Afghanistan; Paul Martin in Gaza meets the men from Hamas; Sue Lloyd Roberts on how oil brought greed to Nigeria; Emilio San Pedro on being a Cuban exile on the US mainland; and Nick Rankin in one of Britain's remotest outposts.
