Washington Post Faces Backlash for Deleted Tweet on Israeli Hostage's Parents
Critics condemn the publication for questioning the focus of parents advocating for their son held by Hamas.
- The Washington Post deleted a tweet that referred to an Israeli hostage as 'missing' and criticized his parents.
- The tweet was deemed 'unacceptable' and did not meet the Post's editorial standards, leading to its removal.
- The article in question highlights the parents' efforts to free their son, including speaking at the Republican National Convention.
- Critics argue the Post's coverage displayed insensitivity and anti-Israel bias.
- The Post apologized and stated the reporter was not involved in the crafting of the tweet.