Incidents of anti-Semitism are happening on a daily basis at the BBC and have become 'normalised', according to a whistleblower. The anonymous staff member, who is Jewish, detailed the anti-Israel attitude at the corporation and how concerns have been dismissed by managers. The writer accused director general Tim Davie of failing to tackle the problem, despite his previous statement that there was no place for racist abuse at the BBC. The whistleblower called for a clear directive from the BBC board to address the issue. The BBC spokesperson expressed concern and urged the writer to report the incidents for investigation and support.