One Day in Gaza - BBC doco American's can't see

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The BBC showed this to the Brits, but PBS refused to let Americans see it.   
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https://ifamericaknew.org/media/One-Day-in-Gaza-IAK-540p.mp4

Read Alison Weir's thorough detailed article about this documentary here:
View the Frontline Documentary on Gaza that PBS pulled
https://ifamericaknew.org/cur_sit/view-the-frontline-documentary-on-gaza-that-pbs-pulled.html

PBS stations around the U.S. were scheduled to show a riveting new Frontline documentary, "One Day in Gaza," but at the last minute PBS pulled it.

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The Frontline documentary One Day in Gaza is an extremely powerful, if flawed, record of the events of May 14, 2018.

It provides Israeli views, Palestinian views, and riveting, often tragic footage of the day's events. However, perhaps because of its striving to be "balanced," or due to constraints imposed by Israel's powerful lobbies in England and the U.S., the film often leans toward the Israeli narrative and obscures some important points.

The Israeli interviewees in the film are calm, articulate, and seem well-trained in presenting their talking points. Perhaps this is not surprising given that one is an army spokesman, a second is a high-ranking officer, and two are Americans who immigrated to Israel (although this fact is not revealed in the film).

Not interviewed in the film are any of the members of the Israeli group, Breaking the Silence, composed of former Israeli soldiers who describe widespread military practices of gratuitous violence and cruelty.