Channel 4 has acquired and broadcast the documentary "Gaza: Doctors Under Attack," which was originally commissioned by the BBC but subsequently shelved due to concerns over impartiality and internal reviews. The film, produced by Basement Films, presents detailed allegations that Israeli forces systematically targeted hospitals and medical staff in Gaza, actions that could constitute grave breaches of international law. The documentary features firsthand accounts from Palestinian doctors working amid Israeli bombardment and aims to document the impact on Gaza's healthcare system. The BBC's decision to drop the documentary sparked internal dissent, with reports of over 300 BBC staffers expressing discontent and accusing the broadcaster of yielding to political pressure. Former England football captain and veteran BBC presenter Gary Lineker publicly criticized the BBC for censoring the film, stating that the corporation "should hang its head in shame." Channel 4 aired the documentary on July 2, 2025, after Zeteo acquired the global rights. The documentary has been described as difficult to watch but important in exposing the realities faced by medical professionals in Gaza during the conflict.