If Letymbiotis Had Done It...

During the trilateral meeting between Greece, Cyprus and Israel in Jerusalem, an unexpected incident occurred. Shortly before the leaders' statements began, the Israeli government spokesman announced that questions would be taken only from Israeli journalists. This event sparked comments and questions about freedom of the press and equal access to information. The author wonders what would have happened if a similar tactic had been followed by Konstantinos Letymbiotis, implying that it would have caused strong reactions and protests. The incident highlights the different approaches to communication and media management between countries. The decision to restrict journalists' access to questions is seen by many as an attempt to control the narrative and promote specific messages.