(Worthy Insights) – It took investigative journalist David Collier exactly five hours to find out that Abdullah, the narrator and main subject of the BBC documentary “Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone,” was the son of a high-ranking Hamas official.
Collier’s discovery has led to the film’s removal from streaming and ignited a very public crisis at the media outlet, long regarded as the gold standard for international journalism.
Now, longstanding accusations of the BBC’s anti-Israel bias have once again come to the fore in light of Collier’s work. [ Source (Read More…) ]
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