BBC Apologizes for Gaza Documentary Amid Controversy Over Narrator’s Identity

The BBC has apologized for “serious flaws” in its documentary “Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone,” after discovering that the 14-year-old narrator is the son of a former Hamas government minister. The broadcaster has removed the film from its streaming service and is conducting an internal review. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has called for assurances that no payments were made to Hamas. Over 500 media figures have criticized the BBC’s decision to withdraw the documentary, citing concerns over censorship.