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The BBC’s fumble leaves the stories of Gaza’s children untold

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BBC apologised and removed Gaza : How to Survive a Warzone from the iPlayer on 21 February .
It emerged that Abdullah , the film’s ten-year-old narrator, was the son of a Hamas minister.
A girl featured in the film also has since been identified as the daughter of a former captain in the Hamas -run police force.
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