Letters to the Editor: I hope the 'Irish Examiner' continues to ask the hard questions

A reader says there are many who are 'complicit in the horrors of Gaza and the West Bank through their silence and inactions'

Paramedics and demonstrators carry symbolic stretchers and posters with names and pictures of relief workers who lost their lives in the line of humanitarian duty, during a symbolic funeral for 48 fallen Palestinian Red Crescent Society members during the Israel Hamas war in Gaza. Picture: Nasser Nasser/AP 

“The whole world should be reporting what they have learned up to this point. The whole world owes the journalists and people that documented and appealed to stop a war mongering regime.”

Those were the words of US-born Palestinian writer Mariam Barghouti in Elaine Loughlin’s searing analysis on where the world now stands on Gaza (‘Do you ever wonder why you’re not seeing as many reports from Gaza?’).