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The 189 Palestinian journalists killed in the war in Gaza endured hunger and grief
The latest journalist killed was a photojournalist known for human-centered reporting; press freedom groups condemn the deaths amid ongoing Israeli military strikes in Gaza.
- On August 25, 2025, Israeli airstrikes hit Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza, killing at least five journalists and several others including rescuers.
- The strikes occurred amid Israel's ongoing military campaign against Gaza following the war's start in October 2023 after Hamas attacked Israel.
- Since the war began, more than 246 Palestinian journalists have been killed while reporting, with Israel accusing some of militant group ties, which journalists and outlets deny.
- Jodie Ginsberg, a prominent journalist rights advocate, emphasized that merely supporting Hamas does not classify someone as a combatant nor does it warrant their killing.
- The killings have sparked widespread international outrage and led to legal challenges against Israel, including a case accusing it of genocide brought before the International Court of Justice in relation to its military operations in Gaza.
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"Instead of aligning itself with the way the Israeli public dehumanises Palestinians, Israeli journalists should offer a model of humanity and compassion," says Sadadist Ori Nir in an opinion text...
Following the attack, the number of journalists killed in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of the Israeli genocidal operation against Palestinian territory rose to 245.
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The deadly risks of reporting in Gaza
JERUSALEM – The Israeli strikes that killed five journalists in a Gaza Strip hospital Monday were the latest episode in what has been an incredibly deadly conflict for Palestinian journalists, who have often served as the world’s on-the-ground witnesses to Israel’s campaign.
The IDF has killed 189 journalists in Gaza. Why do their Israeli colleagues remain silent?
By ignoring the killing of Palestinian journalists in Gaza, their Israeli colleagues are adding a moral insult to the ethical and professional injury of under-reporting or even ignoring the plight of Gaza's civilian population for the past 690 days
Hassan Douhan was killed by Israeli fire in Al-Mawassi, near Khan Yunes, in the southern Gaza Strip. The other five were killed in the Israeli bombing of Khan Yunes Nasser Hospital.
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