UK Conservative Party Leader Calls For Probe Into BBC’s ‘Potential Collusion’ With Hamas in Much-Disputed Gaza Documentary

The BBC has been grappling with the fallout of its recent documentary on Gaza after it came out that the teenage narrator is the son of a senior official.

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A video screen shows that the BBC has removed its anti-Israel documentary "Gaza: How To Survive a Warzone" after its main subject was exposed as the son of a high-ranking Hamas official. BBC

Leader of the United Kingdom’s Conservative opposition party, Kemi Badenoch, is calling for an investigation into the BBC’s “potential collusion with Hamas” after it came out that the corporation’s recent documentary about Gaza was narrated by the young son of a senior Hamas official. 

Ms. Badenoch aired her concerns on Monday in a letter to the corporation’s director general, Tim Davie, specifically demanding answers to whether the BBC paid Hamas during its production, the Daily Mail reported. The Tory leader reportedly described the BBC’s anti-Israel bias as not an “isolated incident” but rather “systemic and institutional.” 

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