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A number of international news agencies have called on Israel to allow journalists in and out of Gaza which is subject to a strict blockade.

The doctor in the video on Instagram is visibly gaunt, yet he strikingly only mentions the hunger of the babies in his care.

There's an old adage in the media about journalists not wanting to become the story. But the lack of food inside Gaza means journalists and the story are intrinsically linked in a battle for survival.

It is certainly true that the BBC has wrestled with trying to get this right for many years. In 2004, an internal report was commissioned to examine coverage of the decades-long conflict.

Take Israeli media coverage of the siege of northern Gaza’s last remaining functioning healthcare facility, the Kamal Adwan Hospital, in December.