In 2023, a family in Israel that survived a Hamas attack described an incident involving unauthorized media activity as an “intrusion”. The family’s residence was filmed without prior consent during the events of October 7, leading to concerns over privacy and security. The situation prompted discussions about the ethics of filming in private homes and the boundaries of journalistic coverage during conflicts. An agreement was reached between the family and the BBC, which involved the broadcaster compensating for the intrusion and agreeing to restrict future filming without explicit permission. This resolution aims to address the concerns of privacy and legal rights of individuals affected by media coverage during ongoing conflicts. The incident underscores ongoing debates regarding media rights, personal privacy, and the responsibilities of news organizations in sensitive situations.