British broadcaster Piers Morgan has engaged in a series of contentious interviews and debates with Israeli officials and commentators regarding the ongoing conflict in Gaza and allegations of antisemitism. In a heated exchange, Israeli Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli accused Morgan of descending into overt antisemitism, a charge Morgan strongly denied, citing apologies from Israelis for his representation of them. Morgan also confronted Israeli Minister for Social Equality May Golan about her past statements expressing indifference to Gaza and support for settlement expansion, highlighting the moral complexities of the Israeli government's actions. Morgan criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for restricting international media access to Gaza, questioning what the government might be concealing. The discussions have drawn reactions from various commentators, including criticism of Israeli media and officials, and debates over the portrayal of Israel and Hamas. Additionally, there has been criticism of Roger Akelius for statements perceived as antisemitic. Overall, Morgan's interviews have sparked vigorous debate over media coverage, government transparency, and the narratives surrounding the Israel-Gaza conflict.