BBC Gaza documentary narrated by Hamas breached accuracy guideline

Ahhh now, that's a bit of an exaggeration. Just because the kid doing the narration happened to have close family in a military organization somehow negates the ideas presented in the piece?

Always be reframing the narrative to focus on chickens*t issues like this to distract from Israeli tanks machine gunning starving people waiting for food aid.

Journalists would benefit from a lot more cynicism and more vetting of smaller companies, as they are more likely to be trojan horses. This is where "nobody got fired for buying IBM" makes a lot of sense.

How surprising.

Are people supposed to be against Hamas?

Aren't Hamas heroes for fighting against the European invaders?

Full title: "BBC Gaza documentary narrated by Hamas official's son breached accuracy guideline, review finds"