Israeli Government Spokesman Eylon Levy Suspended Amid Aid Controversy

Eylon Levy faces suspension following a contentious exchange with UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron over Gaza aid delivery.

Eylon Levy, a key spokesperson for the Israeli government, was suspended after a public dispute with UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron regarding aid deliveries to Gaza.
The controversy began with Levy's social media response to Cameron's call for Israel to increase aid truck access to Gaza, asserting no limits on aid entry and excess crossing capacity.
Israel's Prime Minister's office confirmed the suspension but has not commented on the reasons, amid speculation linking it to Levy's online comments.
Reports indicate Levy's suspension followed complaints from the UK Foreign Office, with Israel facing international criticism over its handling of the Gaza humanitarian crisis.
Levy, praised for his defense of Israel in English-language media, has previously faced controversy for his remarks on social media.