BBC admits reputation ‘damaged’ over Hamas doco
One of the world’s largest media organisations says its reputation is in tatters after airing a controversial documentary featuring the son of a Hamas minister.
One of the world’s largest media organisations says its reputation is in tatters after airing a controversial documentary featuring the son of a Hamas minister.
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The BBC has issued a formal apology after it was lashed for airing a one-hour documentary that was narrated by the son of a minister in terrorist organisation Hamas.
Israel has declared the ceasefire with Hamas will end if the militant group failed to release three hostages over the weekend but the militant group said it was committed to the truce agreement.
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