Gaza: Medics Under Fire

The BBC has postponed the broadcast of a documentary about medical professionals operating in Gaza, opting to wait until a review into a separate, earlier programme has concluded, according to a report on Sunday.

The film, tentatively titled Gaza: Medics Under Fire, was reportedly scheduled for release in February. However, its transmission was halted following the backlash over How to Survive a Warzone, after it was revealed that the teenage narrator of that film was the son of a Hamas official, as reported by The Times.

The BBC’s decision to hold off on airing the Gaza medics documentary until after the internal review has sparked frustration within the production company, Basement Films, and among several NHS doctors involved in the project.

These doctors, who facilitated the BBC team＇s connections with healthcare workers in Gaza, are said to be drafting a formal letter of complaint over the delay.