The British BBC lit his documentary “Gaza: how to survive the war zone”. The film is significant for two reasons: it is a grateful story within the Palestinian enclave relaxed in the war, where Israel does not allow foreign printing to report and give Gazana’s voice to the children. The film follows several young people, but after being aired, it appeared that the 13-year-old storyteller Abdullah was the son of Deputy Minister of Agriculture in Gaza Hamas’s Government. This attracted from critics, who accused the BBC of broadcasting Hamas’s propaganda. The BBC then apologized and demolished the movie, which in turn caused the criticisms of others, who said the movie was the target of a racist and dehumanizing campaign. Our guest is a journalist and author Rachel Shabi.
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