Here is an article by Jonathan Cook, about media reporting of Gaza, including detail about the accuracy of media reporting of Hamas’ 7 October attack: How the Western media helped build the case for genocide in Gaza
I've seen more reported about the BBC than other media outlets. I don't know if that is because they are worse than the others, or just because we expect better of them. Anyway, here goes:
Here are some recent articles from Media Lens, Jonathan Cook, and others:
(December 2023): Media research shows BBC is very far from ‘biased against Israel’
(November 2024): More than 100 BBC staff accuse broadcaster of Israel bias in Gaza coverage, also reported in Al Jazeera and Middle East Eye. And here is the letter
(November 2024): another letter from BBC journalists, reported (but not included) here: As Israel pounds Gaza, BBC journalists accuse broadcaster of bias
(December 2024): The BBC's Civil War Over Gaza, by Owen Jones, based on interviews with 13 journalists and other BBC staffers
(February 2025): Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone. This documentary was shown on the BBC, and at first made available on BBC iPlayer (a video on demand service), but then withdrawn:
A campaign has sought to discredit the documentary using the father of 14-year-old Abdullah Al-Yazouri, one of the film’s child protagonists. Dr Ayman Al-Yazouri served as Gaza’s Deputy Minister of Agriculture, a civil service role concerned with food production.(see the open letter from 900+ media workers and a further response to the BBC).
I’m a former BBC newsreader – Gaza is the reason I resigned: Karishma Patel writes "The controversy over the pulling of the ‘How to Survive a Warzone’ documentary is a distraction from a much bigger problem my old employer has with impartiality", and is interviewed by Owen Jones here
(June 2025): The Centre for Media Monitoring (CfMM) has put out a report on BBC bias, BBC On Gaza-Israel: One Story, Double Standards with a link to the report here. Articles in Middle East Eye: BBC coverage of Israel's war on Gaza 'systematically biased against Palestinians' and War on Gaza: How the BBC sanitises Israel's genocide. Further articles mentioning an exchange at the launch of the report: Why BBC editors must one day stand trial for colluding in Israel's genocide, Burying Genocide – The BBC, Gaza And The Role Of The UK.
And it is not a new issue: this article is about the media generally, not just the BBC: Al-Aqsa attacks: How the media gives Israel a free pass, referencing this CfMM report
(June 2025): A film, "Gaza: Medics Under Fire" was produced for the BBC, but they sat on it for months, and are now not going to show it. Apparently it is being made available to the producers, Basement Films, to show. UPDATE: Latest news (28 June 2025): Channel 4 to show Gaza war crimes documentary rejected by BBC: It will be shown on Channel 4 at 10pm GMT on Wednesday, 2 July. (3 July) It is now described in "Gaza: Doctors Under Attack" shows the IDF is the world's most immoral army
(July 2025) BBC staff: we're forced to do pro-Israel PR: (quoting this) More than a hundred BBC employees have written a letter to the director general, Tim Davie, complaining that the Corporation has become a mouthpiece for Israel. The letter mentions the documentary "Gaza: Medics Under Fire", mentioned above. It also mentions (not by name) the documentary "How to Survive a Warzone", also mentioned above.
This article, Discontent Deepens Among Guardian Staff Over Palestine ‘Double Standard’ discusses its topic at length, including the Guardian's rejection of an article by Susan Abulhawa, now available here, and she is interviewed here, and writes on the same theme here.
This article concerns an article which was "nixed" from the Guardian at the last minute. It is now available here, A Surge in Suppression, by Dylan Saba.