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Israel accused of ‘attempt to silence’ as UN says 240 journalists killed in Gaza
The United Nations reports 242 journalists killed amid the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict, marking Gaza as the deadliest war zone for reporters since 1992, says the Committee to Protect Journalists.
- Amid mounting journalist deaths, the United Nations Human Rights Office said at least 242 Palestinian journalists have been killed in Gaza since October 7, 2023.
- Israel claimed Al-Sharif was the head of a Hamas terrorist cell posing as an Al Jazeera journalist, citing Gaza documents as evidence.
- In the latest attack, six journalists, including Anas Al-Sharif, were killed near al-Shifa Hospital, Gaza, with Mohammad Al-Khaidi dying later, Israel claimed.
- Amid widespread outrage, the UN Human Rights Office condemned the killing of 6 journalists by Israel as a grave breach of international law.
- Despite international condemnation, Freedom To Report warns that foreign journalists remain blocked from Gaza, causing an information blackout, while Israel considers allowing more media in.
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AfroMedia Condemns Attacks On Journalists On Gaza, Calls for Urgent UN Action
AfroMedia Condemns Attacks On Journalists On Gaza, Calls for Urgent UN Action By Ahmed Kingimi, Maiduguri AfroMedia, the African Initiative for Journalism and Media, has issued a strong condemnation of the ongoing violence against journalists and civilians in Gaza, urging the international community, particularly the United Nations, to take immediate action. In a statement released Tuesday, AfroMedia criticized the Israeli military operations fo…
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights stated that Israel must grant immediate and unimpeded access to international journalists who have been denied entry to Gaza. The death toll of journalists killed in recent attacks has reached 242.
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