You remember the documentary 'Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone' which the BBC subsequently apologised for & removed. It included a section on an Israeli military helicopter targeting paramedics who were trying to rescue survivors from a previous attack (1/2)

At 1:33, the child crying as she gets out of the ambulance, and the hug (from her mum?) (2.2)

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Those Gazan ambulance drivers are the stuff of legend. I salute every one of them.

@MouinRabbani Dunno why @BBC you hushed this up after pressure from 🇮🇱 now it's happened again...some clairvoyance here .....or just complicity 🫵 in #GenocideinGaza #WhereIsDrHussan @HindRajabFoundation

I wonder why the BBC didn't want us to watch this?

This is barbaric and contradicts Western values

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Are hamas still wearing paramedic uniforms then? Your agenda is being called out more and more and more now.

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Where can we watch this documentary?

Racist, much!?