1️⃣ In 2007, the BBC faced an internal crisis over a misleading edit of Queen Elizabeth II walking out of a photoshoot. Within hours, they apologised. Senior resignations followed.
Fast forward to 2025: they’ve been caught again. But this time, it’s much worse. ⬇️
Fast forward to 2025: they’ve been caught again. But this time, it’s much worse. ⬇️
2️⃣ The BBC’s new documentary, Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone, was marketed as an unfiltered look at children’s lives in the Strip.
In reality, it was a blatant Hamas propaganda piece—narrated by the son of a Hamas minister.
In reality, it was a blatant Hamas propaganda piece—narrated by the son of a Hamas minister.
3️⃣ Instead of issuing a swift apology, like they did for the Queen, the BBC dug in.
No resignations. No accountability. Just a limp defense that the film “met editorial guidelines.”
No resignations. No accountability. Just a limp defense that the film “met editorial guidelines.”
4️⃣ Only after relentless scrutiny—from investigative journalists, former BBC execs, and outraged viewers—did they quietly remove the documentary for “further review.”
But the damage was done. Hamas’s narrative had already been broadcast to millions.
But the damage was done. Hamas’s narrative had already been broadcast to millions.
5️⃣ The BBC’s featured “child paramedic” was supposedly volunteering in a hospital, assisting journalists, and cleaning ambulances—all in a single day.
Absurd? Of course.
Absurd? Of course.
6️⃣ Grooming and using children for PR is a well-worn Hamas propaganda tactic: manufacturing child “heroes” to deliver scripted anti-Israel monologues.
Read more:
spectator.co.uk/article/who-is…
Read more:
spectator.co.uk/article/who-is…
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