British Broadcasting Corporation (BCC) was forced to apologize and betraying his clarification after he inadvertently profiled his son Hamas member in the gaza documentary.
On Monday, the network premiered the movie “Gaza: How to Survive the War Zone”, which followed four young people with age in the range of 10-24 who lived in Gaza during the Israel-Hamas current war. One of the respondents was 13-year-old Abdullah, who also tells the film.
The movie soon faced after investigating journalist David Collier revealed that Abdullah was in fact the son of Hamas’s deputy minister of agriculture.
“We said @bbcnews became a Hamas propaganda tool. Well, here’s a proof. Sit down and hold on to something,” he wrote on Tuesday X threads.
On Wednesday, BBC posted a statement Saying that he would add a new text to the film that explained Abdullah’s past and apologizing for not doing so in advance.
“Since the transmission of our documentary film about Gaza, the BBC has become aware of the family ties of the story of the film, a child called Abdullah,” the clarification states. “We promised our audience the highest transparency standards, so it is only right to add a few more details to the film as a result of this new information before its re -submit. We apologize for the failure of that detail from the original movie.”
The BBC continued: “The new text is:” The narrator of this film is 13-year-old Abdullah. His father worked as a deputy minister of agriculture for the Government, which was driven by Hamas in Gaza. The production team had complete editorial control over the recording with Abdullah. “”
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The BBC has issued a correction after faces a return reaction for the movie “Gaza: How to Survive the War Zone”. (Getty Images)
“We followed all our usual compliance procedures in creating this film, but independent producers were not informed of this information when we met and then broadcast a finished movie,” concluded the clarification. “The film remains a strong child’s view of the devastating consequences of the Gaza war, which we believe is invaluable to evidence of their experiences and we must fulfill our commitment to transparency.”
British Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy revealed LBC, The British Radio Talking Station, which he plans to meet with the BBC heads to talk about the movie.
“I watched him last night. I’ll talk to them, especially the way they got people who were presented in the program,” Nandy said.
She continued, “these things are difficult, and I want to admit that for the BBC, they are more careful about most of the emitters in terms of the way they try to portray these things. They attack because of be too much pro-gazaThey were attacked for anti-gauze. But it is absolutely important to correct it. “
Fox News Digital He reached up to the BBC Nandy for comment, but did not immediately get an answer.
BBC has repeatedly apologized and issued a retreat to cover the war of Israel-Hamas. (Yousef Masoud/Most of the World/Universal Images Group/Ali Jadallah/Anadolu/Wolf Valcic/Sopa Images/Lightctocket via Getty Images)
Multiple British TV personalities wrote to BBC, questioning the editorial standards behind the project and invited to take it outside and remove it from its platforms. As BBC himself explainedThis included a letter from actress Tracy-Ann Oberman, producer of “strike” Neil Blair, former BBC controller Danny Cohen and producer Leo Pearlman calling for an investigation.
“If the BBC was aware that Abdullah al-Yazouri was the son of a terrorist leader, why wasn’t it published to the audience during the program?” They wrote. “If the BBC was not aware that Abdullah al-Yazouri was the son of a terrorist leader, what kind of diligence was taken and why they failed?”
“Given the serious nature of these doubts, the BBC should immediately postpone any broadcast repetition of the program, remove it from the iPlayer and remove any social media of the program until an independent investigation and its discovery were published with complete transparency for this FEE taxpayer” license ” . They demanded.
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BBC faced repeated reactions to cover the war of Israel-Hamas and unpreparedness Describe Hamas as “terrorists.”
