GMB Apologizes for Holocaust Coverage Omission

Ranvir Singh, a host on Good Morning Britain (GMB), issued an apology after failing to specify that Jews were the primary victims of the Holocaust during their coverage of Holocaust Memorial Day. The broadcast originally stated that six million people were killed in concentration camps, mentioning several groups but omitting Jews. This oversight drew criticism from organizations such as the Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) for diminishing the Jewish genocide's historical context. The CAA accused GMB of 'erasing' Jews from the narrative and criticized the lack of reference to antisemitism in the segment. Singh acknowledged the mistake, apologizing for not explicitly stating that the six million were Jewish, and emphasized the significance of accurate Holocaust remembrance. The incident highlights the sensitivity and importance of precise historical representation, especially on significant commemorative days.