The BBC has found itself at the center of a controversy surrounding a documentary about Gaza, which was broadcast on BBC Two. The documentary, 'Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone,' tells the story of Gaza's children and their experiences during the war. However, it has emerged that the child narrator, 13-year-old Abdullah, is the son of a Hamas government official. This revelation has led to accusations of anti-Israel bias and lack of transparency, prompting the BBC to apologize and pull the documentary from iPlayer. An investigation has been launched to determine whether editorial guidelines were broken and whether anyone should be disciplined. The controversy has sparked a heated debate, with some arguing that the BBC has damaged its reputation and others claiming that the documentary is an important story that needs to be told.