An Israeli restaurant owner quits a controversial Gaza food program after criticism
Summary
Shahar Segal, an Israeli restaurant owner, left his role as spokesperson for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation after protests and criticism. His departure from the foundation follows reports of fatalities among Palestinians approaching the food distribution sites linked to the organization.Key Facts
- Shahar Segal co-owns restaurants worldwide and was a spokesperson for Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
- Protests happened at a restaurant he co-owns in Melbourne, Australia, where demonstrators clashed with staff.
- Segal left his role with GHF after facing backlash and calls to boycott his restaurants.
- Palestinian reports indicate over 500 people were killed while trying to access food at GHF sites.
- The GHF is supported by both the U.S. and Israeli governments.
- A U.S. evangelical leader, Johnnie Moore, now leads the GHF after its former director resigned.
- Segal's involvement with GHF drew criticism from both activists and a venue hosting his restaurant in Tel Aviv.
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