The Guardian Apologizes for Controversial Review of Hamas Massacre Documentary

The British newspaper retracted its review after backlash over its portrayal of the film's depiction of Hamas and Israeli victims.

The Guardian admitted to a 'collective failure' in publishing a review that criticized the documentary 'One Day in October.'
The review was accused of unfairly demanding more sympathy for Hamas, who were depicted as perpetrators of the massacre.
The documentary focuses on the October 7 attack on Kibbutz Be'eri, where over 100 residents were killed.
The Guardian's review faced significant backlash on social media for its perceived bias against the film's portrayal of events.
Following the controversy, The Guardian removed the review and issued an apology for not adhering to its editorial standards.