
Further accusations were made about other children in the documentary, such as claims that they were pictured with the militant group Hamas.
The BBC has removed the documentary "Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone" from its iPlayer service following revelations that the child narrator's father is a Hamas official and allegations that other children in the film have links to Hamas. The BBC issued an apology, added a disclaimer, and is conducting further due diligence. The documentary, produced by London-based Hoyo Films, was initially broadcast on BBC Two. Critics argue the BBC should continue airing the documentary to provide first-hand accounts, while others, including notable figures, have called for its removal, citing it as a failure in judgment. UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy stated she would discuss the matter with the BBC, acknowledging their efforts in handling sensitive topics and internal training on related issues.