An Ofcom investigation found the British state broadcaster to have been “materially misleading” in a documentary film on Gaza earlier this year
British communications watchdog Ofcom has ruled that state broadcaster the BBC breached journalistic code for failing to disclose that the narrator of a Gaza documentary was the son of a Hamas official.
In a statement on Friday, the regulator announced that its probe into the BBC’s ‘Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone’ documentary found it to be “materially misleading.”
The film, which was originally released in February, was partly narrated by the 13-year-old son of the Hamas deputy agriculture minister…
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