Other Jewish members of staff at the BBC feel the same way, she claimed.
She said: “I know that nothing’s changed because I’ve spoken to quite a few people since I left.
“Friends who are still struggling, still suffering, who feel embarrassed to say that they’re Zionist or that they’re a Jew.”
A BBC spokesman said: “While we do not comment on individual staffing matters, anti-Semitism in any form is not tolerated at the BBC.
“If allegations or concerns are raised, they are taken seriously and investigated in accordance with our policies.
“We have robust procedures in place to deal with any behaviour that is contrary to our values.”
