Israel Challenges New York Times to Publish Photo of Starving Hostage

Israel Challenges The New York Times to Publish Photo of Starving Hostage The Israeli Foreign Ministry has called out The New York Times and other prominent mainstream media outlets to release images depicting a starving Israeli hostage—following the publication of false images claiming to show starving Palestinian children. As reported by Breitbart News, Hamas captured and filmed Evyatar David, aged 24, being compelled to dig his own grave. The footage was sanctioned for release by his family, with Hamas's apparent intent to incite fear and pressure Israel into accepting a ceasefire under unfavorable conditions. Over the past weekend, numerous major media organizations circulated images falsely representing starving Palestinian children. In reality, many of these individuals were suffering from unrelated health issues. The New York Times, in particular, issued a correction to its front-page photograph once the truth was uncovered. Israel strongly denied allegations that Palestinians in Gaza are experiencing starvation, asserting that no such famine exists and that any disruptions in food supply are either caused by Hamas's diversion of humanitarian aid or by inefficiencies wit...