In 2005, the BBC produced a 60 minute documentary titled "When Killing is Easy aka Shooting the Messenger, Why are foreigners suddenly under fire in Israel?", described as "a meticulous examination of" the shooting to death of James Miller, who was shot while filming in an Israeli war zone in May 2003; the shooting of British photography student Thomas Hurndall in April 2003, and the death of Rachel Corrie in March 2003. The documentary claims that the attacks were not "random acts of violence", but rather "represent a culture of killing with impunity which is sanctioned by the higher echelons of the Israeli army."• </ref>