UK's OFCOM accused of punishing Palestinian storytelling, shielding Israeli narrative
Saeed Pourreza
Press TV, London
A BBC documentary on Gaza has come under formal investigation by Britain’s media regulator, not for inaccuracies, but for allowing a Palestinian child, whose father has a technocratic position in the Hamas government, to narrate the story. Critics say this scrutiny reveals a double standard because years of pro-Israeli bias at the BBC were never investigated.
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