Journalist fired for questioning EU stance on Gaza reconstruction
A journalist has reportedly been dismissed after asking the European Union whether Israel should contribute to the reconstruction of Gaza following the recent conflict. The question, which had sparked debate, came during a press event addressing international responses to the humanitarian situation in the region.
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Summary
A journalist lost their position after posing a sensitive question to the EU on Israel’s responsibility in Gaza’s recovery, reflecting tensions in global media and diplomacy.