The BBC produced and aired a documentary purporting to feature a young child struggling to survive in the Gaza war zone.
It was, as all such documentaries are, stunning and brave. It tugged your heartstrings. You connected with the vital true story of an innocent child being chased down by genocidal maniac Israeli tyrants.
The film Gaza: How To Survive a Warzone hit all the high notes, except one: telling the truth. The intrepid narrator of the “independent” film (was it partially funded by USAID?) is the son of the Hamas Minister of Agriculture.
They happened to leave that detail out.
Oh dear, this is a major blunder. The BBC admits it did not know that the child protagonist in documentary Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone was the son of Hamas royalty. It blames the independent producer for not sharing this info during editorial checks.
