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Overview of journalists killed in action in Gaza Journalists keep Revealing the Truth despite All Shireen Abu Akleh In commemoration of Shireen Abu Akleh, the 'voice of Al Jazeera' killed while revealing the true face of israel Updated: December 6, 2024: Attacks, arrests, threats, censorship: The high risks of reporting the Israel-Gaza war   Click here for earlier stories/news

Updates Nov 15 - 5, 2025 Attacks on Journalists continues but... risking Limb and Life they keep Revealing the Plain Truth Nov. 2 - Oct 27, 2025 UN chief calls for ‘independent, impartial’ probes into journalist killings… Another investigation? Where we all know that… Shireen Abu Akleh was silenced by an israeli bullet as were all the other Fallen Brothers and Sisters

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 When one hurts or kills a women
one hurts or kills hummanity and is an antrocitie.
Gino d'Artali
and: My mother (1931-1997) always said to me <Mi figlio, non esistono notizie <vecchie> perche puoi imparare qualcosa da qualsiasi notizia.> Translated: <My son, there is no such thing as so called 'old' news because you can learn something from any news.>
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in Commemoration of the Fallen Journalists for Palestine
and for the brave that keep informing us

IFJ - Nov 15, 2025
{Palestine: IFJ demands the immediate lifting of the media blockade in Gaza
On 23 October, the Israeli Supreme Court granted the Hebrew State 30 days to review its position on the media blockade imposed on Gaza. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) expresses its deep concern over the continued blockade by the Israeli government for more than two years, preventing foreign journalists as well as Palestinian journalists from the West Bank from entering the enclave. The IFJ joins the Palestinian Journalists’ Syndicate (PJS) in calling for the immediate lifting of the blockade, in the name of press freedom. Since 7 October 2023, only Gazan journalists - already exhausted by two years of war and harsh working conditions - are able to report on the reality in Gaza. On 23 October, the Israeli Supreme Court gave the Hebrew State 30 days to reconsider its position on the ban preventing foreign journalists from entering Gaza, in the context of the ceasefire signed on 9 October. Despite this decision, no concrete measures have yet been implemented to allow foreign media to enter the enclave freely. PJS president Nasser Abu Bakr said: “ Israel seeks to silence and prevent journalists to bear witness in Gaza and report on the ongoing genocide against the Palestinian people. It violates international laws that allow journalists to cover the wars”. The IFJ recalls that restricting foreign journalists’ access is part of Israel’s intention to control the narrative. IFJ General Secretary Anthony Bellanger said: “We call on Israel to respect press freedom and to enable journalists, both foreign journalists and those from the West Bank, to cover the situation in Gaza independently, for the benefit of local populations and the international community. It is urgent to lift all restrictions on access to Gaza to facilitate free and independent journalistic work. We call on the international community to support our request, in the name of press freedom and the public’s right to information.”} Source: https://www.ifj.org/media-centre/news/detail/article/palestine-ifj-demands-the-immediate-lifting-of-the-media-blockade-in-gaza

Al Jazeera - Nov 10 - 5, 2025
{Foreign Press Association denounces Israeli settler attacks on journalists in West Bank
The organisation representing international media in Israel and the Palestinian territories has condemned attacks by Israeli settlers on journalists in the occupied West Bank, urging Israeli authorities to halt the “violence immediately”. “Journalists, both local and foreign, have proven to be a clear target as they document an unprecedented level of unchecked violence against Palestinians during this year’s olive harvest,” the Foreign Press Association (FPA) said. It added that on Saturday, two employees of Reuters news agency wearing clearly marked press vests and helmets were assaulted by masked Israeli settlers armed with clubs and rocks near the Palestinian village of Beita. “They also attacked those who tried to help her. A Reuters security person was hit, and two Palestinian freelance journalists were injured while being chased,” it added. On October 10, settlers beat a veteran AFP news agency photographer with sticks when filming the olive harvest in the same area, with his car set on fire. “The photographer, who testified it was one of the worst attacks in his 30-year career, reported that Israeli forces at the scene refused to intervene, instead firing rubber bullets and tear gas at olive pickers and activists accompanying them,” the FPA said.
& Journalists targeted in latest wave of Israeli settler attacks in occupied West Bank
Reuters news agency photojournalist Raneen Sawafta has said she was struck in areas not protected by her press vest as settlers attacked journalists covering the olive harvest in the occupied West Bank. “We were running away and the terrain was mountainous. I was wearing the press vest and they were hitting me in the parts that were not covered by the vest,” she said. “Even the security man Gran was shouting ‘Please stop.’” The attack took place near the Palestinian village of Beita, where settlers armed with sticks, clubs and rocks targeted villagers, activists and reporters. Two Reuters employees, a journalist and a security adviser were among those injured. Al Jazeera cameraman Loay al-Saeed described being chased by masked men. “Every time I was trying to look back, I saw someone trying to catch me… They were tall and huge with masks, and organised.” Press freedom advocates say the assault reflects a growing campaign to silence journalists documenting Israeli violations in the occupied territory.

Mariam Abu Daqqa
& & Donated kidney a reminder of daughter, father of slain Palestinian journalist says
The father of Palestinian journalist Mariam Abu Daqqa, killed in an Israeli attack in Gaza in August, says he carries a permanent reminder of his daughter in the form of her donated kidney. Riyad Mohammed Abu Daqqa told Al Jazeera that his daughter had insisted on donating the organ when he was diagnosed with kidney failure. “She had herself tested without telling me. It was positive so she offered me her kidney,” he said. “I told her, ‘No, you are still young. Your whole future is ahead of you. I am old and closer to death.’” But, he said, she insisted. “Her kidney is now part of my own body,” he said. “How could I forget [her]?”
He said he regularly visits her grave, where he had planted roses and basil, which she loved, and reminisces about her. “She loved journalism and always has. She was passionate, and she was strong.”
& Father of slain Palestinian journalist says he always feared for her safety
Al Jazeera has spoken to the father of Palestinian journalist Mariam Abu Daqqa, who was one of five journalists killed in an Israeli attack on Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis in August. Speaking from Khan Younis, Riyad Mohammed Abu Daqqa said he had always feared for his daughter’s safety due to the dangers of reporting on the war in Gaza. “I was worried about her because it’s journalism,” he said. “You know, they’re exposed to everything.” He recalled that on the day of her death, he had tried calling her many times but received no answer. “I panicked. Fifteen minutes later, her brother called me. He said: ‘Mariam has fallen, a martyr.’” Abu Daqqa said he ran “like a headless chicken” to Nasser Hospital, collapsing when he saw his daughter’s body. “It is really hard, very hard. It is even painful to pass through the spot where she was killed.”
& Palestinian journalists in Gaza work on amid devastation, grief
By Hind Khoudary - Reporting from Gaza City, Gaza
The reality for journalists in Gaza is still very, very hard. Gaza’s population has been displaced, and journalists have not only been reporting on what’s going on, but they’ve lived through every single detail. Most Palestinian journalists do not have offices. They’re working from the streets and tents, and they’re saying they face a lot of difficulties, including a lack of electricity and internet. More than 250 journalists have been killed by Israel over the past two years, and it’s hard for journalists to continue their lives without their colleagues and friends. Palestinian journalists say it’s time for grief now. They did not have time to grieve their loved ones before the ceasefire. Yet, there is a lot going on. Palestinian journalists are still reporting; they’re still in the field. They have not been able to take time off and try to heal from what they have seen. They are still struggling, and all they want is a break.
& Settler attack on reporters in Beita a war crime, Palestinian press syndicate says
The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate has condemned the attack by dozens of heavily armed Israeli settlers on journalists in the town of Beita, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, calling it a “war crime aimed at killing them”. The syndicate said in a statement that five journalists – Ranin Sawafteh, Mohammed al-Atrash, Louay Saeed, Nasser Ishtayeh, and Nael Bouaitel – were injured in the assault. It added that it is coordinating with the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) to “urgently mobilise international institutions to provide protection for Palestinian journalists”, who it said are being systematically targeted. The syndicate added that, alongside the IFJ, it will also pursue legal action through international judicial bodies to ensure those responsible are held accountable.

Gabriele Nunziati
& Italian news agency called out after journalist fired for ‘uncomfortable’ Israel question
Journalist Gabriele Nunziati says he was fired by the Italian news agency Nova after asking a European Commission official if Israel should pay to rebuild Gaza – since the EU has already called for Russia to pay to rebuild Ukraine. The International Federation of Journalists and the European Federation of Journalists condemned the dismissal. “It is unacceptable that a question, no matter how uncomfortable, could cost him his job,” said the National Federation of the Italian Press.
& Two Palestinian journalists killed in October as attacks and incitement escalate, union says
The Palestinian Journalists’ Syndicate says at least two Palestinian media workers were killed and 10 others injured in October as Israeli forces and settlers intensified attacks on the press across the occupied Palestinian territory. In its monthly report, the syndicate said satellite engineer Ahmad Abu Mutair and journalist Mohammed al-Munirawi were killed in Israeli strikes in central Gaza, while two relatives of journalists also died. It documented injuries to at least 10 journalists, including beatings, live fire and blast wounds in Gaza and the occupied West Bank. The group said at least nine journalists’ homes were destroyed in Israeli bombardment, and media crews were blocked from coverage in more than a dozen locations across the West Bank, including olive harvest areas. It also recorded multiple cases of field detentions, assaults and home raids targeting journalists, including the arrest of journalist Musab Qafisheh in Hebron, and noted growing settler violence and official Israeli incitement, including an army spokesperson labelling a Palestinian reporter a “terrorist” online. The syndicate accused Israel of attempting to silence coverage of violations and said it will continue working with the International Federation of Journalists to pursue accountability through international courts, urging UN bodies to provide protection for Palestinian journalists.
& Kuwait condemns Israeli violations against journalists in Palestine
Kuwait has criticised what it called “blatant assaults on press freedom” amid repeated Israeli attacks on journalists and media institutions in Palestine. Speaking at the UN Fourth Committee on Media-related Matters, Abdulrahman al-Ajmi, second secretary at Kuwait’s mission to the UN, said Israel’s actions aim “to silence the free Palestinian voice and erase the harsh humanitarian realities” on the ground. Al-Ajmi cited a sharp rise in such violations in recent months, including the killing of 15 Palestinian journalists in August, describing the incidents as “direct targeting” by Israeli forces in violation of international humanitarian law.} Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/11/8/live-israeli-air-raids-demolitions-hit-gaza-despite-ceasefire-with-hamas
& https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/11/7/live-israel-vows-to-destroy-all-hamas-tunnels-in-gaza-as-attacks-continue
& https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/11/5/live-israeli-air-attacks-shelling-demolition-campaign-hit-southern-gaza

Earlier news

Shireen Abu Akleh was always seeking the truth, no matter how bloody
Videoscreen grab: Shireen Abu Akleh in Action
Al Jazeera - Nov 2, 2025
{Who killed Shireen?
An investigation into Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing reveals new evidence and cover-ups by Israeli and US governments.
This major investigative documentary examines the facts surrounding the murder of Palestinian American Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, as she was reporting in Jenin, in the occupied West Bank, in May 2022. It sets out to discover who killed her – and after months of painstaking research, succeeds in identifying the Israeli sniper who pulled the trigger.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/video/featured-documentaries/2025/11/2/who-killed-shireen


Videoscreen grab: Shireen Abu Akleh silenced by an israeli bullet
Al Jazeera - Oct 27, 2025 - By Joseph Stepansky
{Colonel says US watered down report on Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing
Colonel Steve Gabavics tells New York Times that evidence an Israeli soldier intentionally shot journalist was shrugged off by US government. A former United States colonel who worked on a team that compiled a report on the Israeli military’s killing of Al Jazeera journalist and US citizen Shireen Abu Akleh has accused the administration of former US President Joe Biden of softening its findings in favour of Israel. The statements from Colonel Steve Gabavics in an interview with the New York Times published on Monday represent the first time any military official involved in the report has spoken publicly. Gabavics had previously spoken anonymously for a documentary by the Zeteo news organisation. The official, who left the government in January, recounted being “flabbergasted” by a State Department statement that described Abu Akleh’s May 11, 2022, killing as “the result of tragic circumstances”. The statement, the only official assessment of the killing to date by the US government, added that US officials “found no reason to believe that this was intentional”. At the time Abu Akleh was fatally shot in the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, Gabavics had been working at the inter-agency Office of the United States Security Coordinator, which oversees cooperation between Israeli and Palestinian security forces. The office, led by Lieutenant General Michael R Fenzel, had been tasked by the Biden administration with compiling a report on the killing, which informed the State Department’s public account. Gabavics and four unnamed officials told the New York Times that the official US government line did little to reflect the impassioned debate among those who compiled the report about whether the attack was intentional. The report relied on findings from Israeli and Palestinian investigations, as well as visiting the site and overseeing a ballistic analysis. The US has never released its own investigation into the killing. While the FBI launched a probe in 2022, its status remains unknown. Gabavics said he was among the officials who believed the shooting was intentional. The government’s watered-down account “continued to be on my conscience nonstop”, he told the New York Times.
‘Favouritism is always toward the Israelis’
While it was not clear if the soldier who fired the fatal shot was deliberately targeting Abu Akleh, he, at the very least, would have known he was targeting a journalist, Gabavics said. The assessment is in line with several probes by rights groups, a United Nations investigative body, Palestinian officials, and media organisations, including Al Jazeera. For its part, Israel eventually admitted one of its soldiers was likely behind the killing, which it called “an accident”. It said that no personnel would be punished. In support of his conclusion, Gabavics pointed to Israeli radio military traffic that showed soldiers were aware of journalists in the area at the time of the shooting. He added there had been no gunfire coming from the direction of the journalists at the time of the fatal shooting. An Israeli military vehicle had been parked down the road from the group of journalists Abu Akleh was travelling with, which would have been clearly visible via a sniper scope, he said. Gabavics said that the apparent precision of the shots did not indicate a spray of uncontrolled bullets. The fact that the soldier shot at a producer, then Abu Akleh, and then at another person who tried to help, also indicated intentionality. He told the Times that for the shooting to have been an accident, “the most absurd thing in the world” would have had to happen. “The individual popped out of the truck, just was randomly shooting, and happened to have really well-aimed shots and never looked down the scope. Which wouldn’t have happened,” he said. Gabavics said he had reported his conclusion both orally and in writing to General Fenzel, but the account did not appear in the assessment shared with the State Department. Gabavics and several officials said he was subsequently sidelined from the review. For his part, General Fenzel, in a statement to the Times, stood by his approach. “Ultimately, I had to make judgements based on the full set of facts and information available to me,” he said. “I stand by the integrity of our work and remain confident that we reached the right conclusions.” Gabavics said the incident underscored the US bias towards Israel he witnessed while working in the office. The US provides billions of dollars in military aid to Israel, which it has surged during the war in Gaza. “The favouritism is always toward the Israelis. Very little of that goes to the Palestinians,” he said. He added that Abu Akleh’s case has left the most lasting impact of any during his career. “Because we had everything there,” he said.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/10/27/colonel-says-us-watered-down-report-on-shireen-abu-aklehs-killing


A Cry for Justice and Freedom of speech
Al Jazeera - Oct 31-29, 2025
{UN chief calls for ‘independent, impartial’ probes into journalist killings
Guterres’s spokesperson also has noted that “Gaza has been the deadliest place for journalists in any conflict.” Speaking to reporters during a briefing at UN headquarters in New York, Stephane Dujarric said the UN secretary-general is calling “for independent and impartial investigations into the killings of journalists”. Guterres also warned “that impunity is an assault on press freedom and a threat to democracy itself”, Dujarric said. “When journalists are silenced, we all lose our voice.” More than 275 journalists and media workers – mostly Palestinians – have been killed in Israel’s war on Gaza since October 7, 2023.
& ‘Killers of journalists getting away with murder’: CPJ urges reforms
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has called for “radical reform” of the ways in which journalists’ killings are investigated amid global impunity for such incidents. The media watchdog said it has recorded the deadliest three years for journalists and media workers since it began keeping records, with more than 125 killed last year alone – “the majority of them Palestinians killed by Israel”. “Despite clear evidence of deliberate targeting in many of these cases, no one has been held accountable for their deaths, reflecting a broader and entrenched global pattern, in which the killers of journalists are getting away with murder,” the CPJ said in a statement. Among other things, it said it would push for an independent, international “task force” to be established to investigate violence against media workers. The CPJ also said it would bolster its work with governments “to develop targeted sanctions against perpetrators of crimes against journalists”
& Israel kills another journalist in Gaza in campaign to ‘suppress’ reporting from Strip
By Hani Mahmoud - Reporting from Gaza City
Israeli forces detain 6 journalists in the occupied West Bank
Israeli soldiers have detained six journalists in the northern Jordan Valley in the occupied West Bank. The official Wafa news agency reported that the media workers were arrested while reporting in the area. Israel’s army has repeatedly cracked down on journalists doing their jobs in the occupied West Bank, as well as targeting media members with deadly attacks during the two-year war on Gaza. Israel’s government has banned Al Jazeera from operating in the West Bank, while about 200 media workers have been killed in Gaza.
and
Among the 100 people killed in Gaza in the latest Israeli attacks was a journalist [Mohammed al-Munirawi] and his wife. They were sheltering in a tent [in Nuseirat in central Gaza]. It brings the total number of journalists killed since the beginning of the genocide in Gaza to 256 [according to figures from the Government Media Office in Gaza] in an attempt by the Israeli military to suppress any criticism or any voices that document the atrocities and violations of human rights across the Gaza Strip. It seems like in every wave of attacks, the Israeli military does not miss an opportunity to kill a Palestinian journalist reporting on the ongoing genocidal attacks across the Strip.
} Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/31/live-israel-bombs-south-gaza-as-palestinians-live-ceasefire-without-peace
& https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/29/live-israel-kills-63-in-gaza-trump-insists-nothing-will-jeopardise-truce

IFJ - Oct 30, 2025
{Palestine: At least 225 journalists and media workers killed in Gaza
[UPDATED 30.10.2025] At least 225 Palestinian journalists and media workers have been killed, several have been injured and others are missing during the war in Gaza. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate (PJS) condemn the killings and continued attacks on journalists. The IFJ calls for an immediate investigation into their deaths.
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In the early hours of 7 October, Hamas launched an unprecedented attack in southern Israel. In response, Israel retaliated with airstrikes over the besieged Gaza Strip and formally declared war at Hamas. The IFJ is working closely with PJS to verify information in real time and document all killings. Check the list of journalists and media workers killed since the start of the war in Gaza. } Source: https://www.ifj.org/media-centre/news/detail/category/press-releases/article/palestine-at-least-225-journalists-and-media-workers-killed-in-gaza

 
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LOOK AND ACT AGAINST instead of ALWAYS looking away!!!!