In 2024, Fox News promoted Trey Yingst to chief foreign correspondent, recognizing his daring frontline reporting in war zones. His coverage from Ukraine and the Middle East earned him national acclaim and solidified his reputation as one of the network’s most trusted correspondents.
Now, Yingst is using that credibility to shed light on a shocking press freedom crisis in Gaza.
Yingst Demands Independent Access for Journalists in Gaza
On Thursday night, Yingst accepted the prestigious Prize of Excellence at the Foreign Press Awards in Washington, D.C. The National Press Club honored journalists who have shown extraordinary courage covering dangerous conflicts.
But instead of focusing solely on personal accolades, Yingst turned the spotlight to a situation largely ignored by much of the mainstream media: Israel’s prolonged restrictions on independent reporting in Gaza.
For over two years, Israel has barred international journalists from entering Gaza on their own.¹ The only access allowed is tightly controlled military embeds, where the Israeli Defense Forces dictate who reporters meet, what they see, and review all footage before it is published.¹ Even Israeli journalists are blocked from entering under this policy.
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