Overview

• 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.