The United Kingdom's media regulator has found The British Broadcasting Corporation in serious breach of its rules after the broadcaster failed to disclose that the narrator of a Gaza warzone documentary was the son of a senior Hamas official. The Office of Communications concluded that this omission was materially misleading and could erode public trust in the broadcaster, especially regarding sensitive coverage of the Israel-Gaza conflict. The BBC has accepted the findings, apologized, and agreed to broadcast a statement of the regulator's decision. An internal review found that while the production company was aware of the narrator's family ties, the BBC itself had not been sufficiently diligent in its checks before airing the documentary. The broadcaster has pledged to strengthen its editorial processes and oversight for future high-risk programs.