Press association condemns Israel’s continued ban on media access to Gaza

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The Foreign Press Association (FPA) condemned Israel's continued ban on independent media access to Gaza, despite a ceasefire. On January 7, 2026, the FPA expressed disappointment with the Israeli government's justification to the Supreme Court that the ban was necessary for "security reasons." Israel has barred foreign journalists from independently entering Gaza since October 2023, allowing only limited access to those embedded with the military. The government stated that allowing journalists into Gaza could hinder the search for the remains of the last Israeli captive. The FPA, representing international news organizations, had petitioned the court in September 2024 for unrestricted access and plans to submit a "robust response" to the court's decision.
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