Channel 4 used Hamas official’s son in award-winning coverage

Make no mistake: the BBC is complicit in the abuse of Abdullah al-Yazuri

Abdullah al-Yazuri, the 15 year old Palestinian child who narrated the now-pulled BBC documentary Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone, has spoken on it. In an exclusive interview, he told Middle East Eye: My message to the BBC: anything happens to me, the BBC is responsible for it. The decision to pull the documentary about the lives of four Palestinian children has been met with sharp criticism. The International Centre for of Justice for Palestini…

Channel 4 News admits output featured Hamas official's son also linked to BBC documentary on Gaza

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UK Lawyers Report BBC to Counterterrorism Police for Possible Payments to Hamas

A Palestinian Hamas terrorist shakes hands with a child as they stand guard as people gather on the day of the handover of Israeli hostages, as part of a ceasefire and a hostages-prisoners swap deal between Hamas and Israel, in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, Feb. 22, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Ramadan Abed An organization of lawyers who support Israel in the United Kingdom has reported the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and two film produce…

Channel 4 says son of Hamas official featured in ‘handful of minutes’ of output

The broadcaster denied the youngster had featured in any of its coverage which won awards.

Channel 4 used Hamas official’s son in award-winning coverage

After the BBC pulled a programme featuring the teenager, it emerges he also appeared in ITN-produced news show

Days after protesters gathered outside the offices of the taxpayer-funded BBC, accusing it of giving terrorists a voice, it has emerged that another broadcaster did the same. Channel 4 used footage of the son of a deputy minister in the Hamas government, The Telegraph reports.