Over 200 individuals from the TV and film industry, primarily Jewish, have expressed their loss of faith in the BBC, calling for an urgent investigation into allegations of antisemitism within the organization. They claim there is a perception that the BBC does not adequately address complaints regarding anti-Semitic incidents, especially in the context of coverage related to the Israel-Hamas conflict. The letter, addressed to the BBC Board, highlights a culture of gaslighting and systemic bias against Jewish voices, suggesting that similar incidents against other minority groups would have drawn a stronger response. Critics, including former BBC executives and producers, argue that the corporation's management has failed to address these concerns adequately, leading to feelings of marginalization among Jewish staff. Despite a response from BBC Chair Samir Shah, which referred the matter to formal complaint channels, many signatories feel their voices have been ignored. This controversy adds to the growing scrutiny of the BBC, which has been criticized for its handling of various other scandals.