NewYou can listen to Fox News articles now!
The Washington Post was forced to issue a correction Tuesday after erroneously claiming that Israel’s evacuation from Gaza in 2005 was the result of a “peace agreement.”
On Sunday, the post published a long story about Trump administration plans Help rebuild Gaza Once Israel and Hamas end the war. The plan includes a volunteer program that requires Gaza people to temporarily relocate to another country in the region during the reconstruction period.
But what have you caught Social Media The report describes the concerns of decades-long disputes across the territory.
Netanyahu vows to complete control of the Gaza Strip to “liberate” people from Hamas
The Washington Post published a report clarifying the Trump administration’s plans for the Gaza Strip after the Israeli-Hamas war ended. (Bashar Taleb/AFP via Getty Images)
“Since Gaza, the Israelites initially seized the debate on Israel’s politics from Egyptian control, and Israel occupied Israel in the 1967 war.
Between never reached a peace agreement Israel and Palestinians.
President Donald Trump made international headlines earlier this year when he vowed to turn Gaza into a “Middle Eastern Riviera” at a press conference by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (Reuters/Leah Millis)
Critics on X quickly marked the mistake, including former Israeli government spokesman Eylon Levy, who called it “Whopper.”
“How is this going to go over the edit? Levi asked.
On Tuesday, the wrong statement was changed to “Israel’s settlement in Gaza until unilaterally withdrawn from the enclave in 2005.”
This post has been attached correct The bottom of the report states: “A previous version of this article is a false description of Israel’s evacuation from Gaza in 2005.
Click here to get the latest media and cultural news
Upon arrival, a Washington Post spokesman pointed to the corrections to the report and declined to comment further.
Click here to get the Fox News app
