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Update Oct. 31 - 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 Oct 27 - 13, 2025 the World knows what’s happened in Gaza in the last two years thanks to ‘remarkable’ local journalists and stories of the Fallen or Wounded which demands Justice... and more October 4 - September 27, 2025 Smear Kill Repeat - The chilling killing of journalists in Gaza continues Sept 14 - 10, 2025 Gaza Journalist Wael Al-Dahdouh Says Israel’s Killing of Journalists Is “Premeditated, Deliberate” and Countries struggled to respond to Israel’s killing of journalists in other words… how many desperately try to conceal the truth… and more actual news 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

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 When one hurts or kills a women
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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

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

Earlier news


Israel’s “Intentional” Killing of Shireen Abu Akleh
Quds News - Oct 27, 2025
{US Officer Says Findings on Israel’s “Intentional” Killing of Shireen Abu Akleh Was “Deliberately Softened”
Washington (QNN)- A retired US military officer who investigated Israel’s 2022 assassination of Palestinian-American Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in the occupied West Bank said he is certain that an Israeli soldier intentionally shot her, adding that the findings of the investigation were “deliberately softened.” According to The New York Times, citing five current and former U.S. officials who worked on the case, some officials convinced that the shooting was intentional. One of these officials was Col. Steve Gabavics, a career military policeman with 30 years’ experience, including as the commandant of the U.S. military prison at Guantánamo Bay. At the time of the shooting, he was an official at the Office of the United States Security Coordinator. That office, which facilitates cooperation between the Israeli and Palestinian security services, conducted the US review of the shooting. After Gabavics retired from the military in January, he went public, first in a documentary, and now in an interview with The New York Times, with his concerns that the US government had “soft-pedaled” the office’s findings to appease the Israeli occupation government. He aired his views in a documentary released in May by Zeteo News that publicly identified for the first time the Israeli soldier who shot Abu Akleh. But Gabavics was not named in the documentary. According to the film, the soldier responsible for the killing is 20-year-old Israeli soldier Alon Skajio. He was on his first combat mission in the West Bank. Gabavics said, “The favoritism is always toward the Israelis. Very little of that goes to the Palestinians.” Colonel Gabavics said he concluded the shooting was deliberate based on several factors, including the precision of the shots, hitting Abu Akleh’s head and a carob tree near her. It has been three years since Israel’s killing of Abu Akleh while she was covering an Israeli military raid in Jenin. The military initially denied responsibility for her killing and even claimed that Palestinian fighters were to blame. Later, Israel admitted that there was a high possibility its forces were responsible.} Source: https://qudsnen.co/us-officer-says-findings-on-israels-intentional-killing-of-shireen-abu-akleh-was-deliberately-softened/

israel offers propaganda tours through areas it bombed and killed especially women and children
(´potentiall hamas fighters´)
Quds News - Oct 27, 2025
{Israel Seeks to Erase Evidence, Prepares ‘Propaganda War’ Before Foreign Journalists Enter Gaza
Gaza (QNN)- Israel is preparing a propaganda war ahead of allowing foreign journalists into the Gaza Strip. According to the Israeli website Ynet, the government plans to organize military-guided tours to justify its two-year-long genocide in Gaza. Despite months of preparation, Ynet said Israel admits its media readiness remains weak. Officials fear that international reporters will expose the catastrophic reality inside Gaza and fuel global outrage over war crimes and genocide reports. On October 23, the Israeli Supreme Court granted the government an additional 30 days to respond to a petition filed in 2024 by the Foreign Press Association. The petition demands access for international journalists to Gaza, challenging Israel’s ban imposed since October 7, 2023. During the court session, the Attorney General acknowledged that “the situation has changed” in Gaza. He said Israel plans to renew army-led media tours inside what it calls the “yellow line,” the zone its forces retreated to after the recent ceasefire two weeks ago. Israeli officials told Ynet they expect a flood of humanitarian reports once journalists enter Gaza. These reports, they said, could intensify evidence of genocide and war crimes. The Israeli milutary’s Spokesperson’s Unit recently held a strategic meeting with the Foreign Ministry and the National Directorate for Public Diplomacy to plan for the journalists’ entry. “We expect hostile attacks on social media and traditional outlets,” one Foreign Ministry official said. Another senior Israeli source admitted that the challenge is “huge” due to the scale of destruction in Gaza. “We are preparing visual evidence to show that Hamas turned Gaza into a terrorist state,” he said. Another official warned that foreign reports about Israeli atrocities will trigger global protests. “When we take journalists on tours, we must show them what happened,” he said. The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) condemned the plan. It said Israeli military escorts serve as tools of propaganda, with journalists only allowed brief, highly controlled visits to pre-selected sites. CPJ noted that such restrictions violate international press freedom standards. Ynet reported that many Israeli officials doubt the government’s readiness. One senior source said, “I don’t see real preparation. The international media has already shown the destruction and death tolls. What’s missing are the human stories and that’s what journalists will bring now.” Another official added, “The public diplomacy system is paralyzed. Officials are still stuck in the previous war. It’s a communication failure in both wars; the one that ended and the one about to begin.” The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor stated that Israel is deliberately blocking foreign journalists and investigators to hide evidence of genocide and war crimes in Gaza. In a statement, the group said Israel runs a “systematic policy” to erase physical evidence through field operations and administrative measures. These include preventing journalists and investigation committees from entering Gaza to stop any international accountability. The monitor warned that Israel’s ban on foreign media is part of an institutional effort to keep its crimes “outside global scrutiny.” According to Gaza’s Government Media Office, Israeli forces have killed 254 Palestinian journalists since October 2023 to silence the Palestinian narrative. Euro-Med added that Israel has completely destroyed several towns, refugee camps, and neighborhoods. Satellite images and field testimonies showed Israeli forces leveling areas, removing debris, and transporting it to unknown sites, a move aimed at wiping out traces of mass killings and explosions. The group cautioned that any delay in granting journalists access will give Israel more time to destroy remaining evidence and rewrite the story of Gaza’s devastation.} Source: https://qudsnen.co/israel-seeks-to-erase-evidence-prepares-propaganda-war-before-foreign-journalists-enter-gaza/


Sami Hamdi - PEN vs
Al Jazeera - Oct 26, 2025 - By Elis Gjevori
{UK journalist Sami Hamdi detained in US amid pro-Israel lobby pressure
Far-right activist and Donald Trump ally Laura Loomer celebrates Hamdi’s detention as government confirms he is in ICE custody. British political commentator and journalist Sami Hamdi has been detained by federal authorities in the United States in what a US Muslim civil rights group has called an “abduction”. The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) condemned Hamdi’s detention at San Francisco airport on Sunday as “a blatant affront to free speech”, attributing his arrest to his criticism of Israel’s war on Gaza. Hamdi, a frequent critic of US and Israeli policy, had addressed a CAIR gala in Sacramento on Saturday evening and was due to speak at another CAIR event in Florida the next day before his detention by the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency. CAIR said he was stopped at the airport following a coordinated “far-right, Israel First campaign”. “Our nation must stop abducting critics of the Israeli government at the behest of unhinged Israel First bigots,” it said in a statement. “This is an Israel First policy, not an America First policy, and it must end.” In a statement seen by Al Jazeera, friends of Hamdi called his arrest “a deeply troubling precedent for freedom of expression and the safety of British citizens abroad”. The statement called for the United Kingdom Foreign Office to “demand urgent clarification from the US authorities regarding the grounds for Mr Hamdi’s detention”. Al Jazeera was told that he remains in US custody and has not been deported. “The detention of a British citizen for expressing political opinions sets a dangerous precedent that no democracy should tolerate,” the statement added. Hamdi’s father, Mohamed El-Hachmi Hamdi, said in a post on X that his son “has no affiliation” with any political or religious group. “His stance on Palestine is not aligned with any faction there, but rather with the people’s right to security, peace, freedom and dignity. He is, quite simply, one of the young dreamers of this generation, yearning for a world with more compassion, justice, and solidarity,” he added.
‘Proud Islamophobe’
DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin confirmed Hamdi’s detention on Sunday, claiming without evidence that he posed a national security threat. “This individual’s visa was revoked, and he is in ICE custody pending removal,” she wrote on X. Hamdi has been outspoken in accusing US politicians of actively enabling Israel’s genocide in Gaza, and has been widely quoted, challenging Western governments directly over arms transfers and diplomatic cover for Israeli war crimes. His detention comes amid a wider pattern of US authorities blocking entry to Palestinian and pro-Palestine voices. In June, two Palestinian men, Awdah Hathaleen and his cousin, Eid Hathaleen, were denied entry at the same airport and deported to Qatar. Weeks later, Awdah was reportedly killed by an Israeli settler in the occupied West Bank. Far-right activist and ally of US President Donald Trump, Laura Loomer, who has publicly described herself as a “proud Islamophobe” and “white advocate”, immediately celebrated online for playing a part in Hamdi’s detention. “You’re lucky his only fate is being arrested and deported,” she wrote, falsely branding him “a supporter of HAMAS and the Muslim Brotherhood”. Loomer has previously pushed conspiracy theories, including the claim that the September 11 attacks in the US were an inside job. Loomer and others credited the escalation against Hamdi to the RAIR Foundation, a pro-Israel pressure network whose stated mission is to oppose “Islamic supremacy”. RAIR recently accused Hamdi of trying to “expand a foreign political network hostile to American interests” and urged authorities to expel him from the country. On Sunday, Shaun Maguire, a partner at the tech investment firm Sequoia and a vocal defender of Israel, alleged without evidence that Hamdi had tried to get him fired through an AI-generated email campaign, claiming: “There are jihadists in America whose full time job is to silence us.” Hamdi’s supporters and civil rights advocates say the opposite is true, and that this detention is yet another case of political retaliation against critics of Israel, enforced at the border level before a single public word is uttered. CAIR says it intends to fight the deportation order, warning that the US is sending a chilling message to Muslim and Palestinian speakers across the country.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/10/26/uk-journalist-sami-hamdi-detained-in-us-amid-pro-israel-lobby-pressure

Al Jazeera - Oct 23, 2025 - By Hamdah Salhut - Reporting from Amman, Jordan
{World knows what’s happened in Gaza in last two years thanks to ‘remarkable’ local journalists
Al Jazeera is reporting from Jordan because it has been banned from Israel and the occupied West Bank. Israel has argued for the past two years that the foreign press cannot enter Gaza because it poses a threat to Israeli forces on the ground and they could not guarantee the safety of these journalists because of the indiscriminate bombing campaign at the time. There were some journalists who were going in, but only through Israeli military embeds where the military showed them exactly what they wanted them to see and sold this different narrative. But it’s worth mentioning that Palestinian journalists on the ground have been covering the war for the last two years, some of whom have paid the ultimate price as nearly 300 journalists and media workers have been killed in Israel’s war on Gaza – including some of our own colleagues here at Al Jazeera and their families. They have been reporting day after day for more than two years, knowing the risks and also facing what Palestinians endure there every day – the starvation, the fear for their safety and their families. So what the FPA is arguing [in their petition to force Israel to allow foreign journalist into Gaza] is that they want to show the world what has happened in Gaza. But the world has been seeing it over the past two years thanks to these remarkable journalists on the ground inside the Gaza Strip.
& World knows what’s happened in Gaza in last two years thanks to ‘remarkable’ local journalists
By Hamdah Salhut - Reporting from Amman, Jordan
Al Jazeera is reporting from Jordan because it has been banned from Israel and the occupied West Bank. Israel has argued for the past two years that the foreign press cannot enter Gaza because it poses a threat to Israeli forces on the ground and they could not guarantee the safety of these journalists because of the indiscriminate bombing campaign at the time. There were some journalists who were going in, but only through Israeli military embeds where the military showed them exactly what they wanted them to see and sold this different narrative. But it’s worth mentioning that Palestinian journalists on the ground have been covering the war for the last two years, some of whom have paid the ultimate price as nearly 300 journalists and media workers have been killed in Israel’s war on Gaza – including some of our own colleagues here at Al Jazeera and their families. They have been reporting day after day for more than two years, knowing the risks and also facing what Palestinians endure there every day – the starvation, the fear for their safety and their families. So what the FPA is arguing [in their petition to force Israel to allow foreign journalist into Gaza] is that they want to show the world what has happened in Gaza. But the world has been seeing it over the past two years thanks to these remarkable journalists on the ground inside the Gaza Strip.
& Israel continues to deny foreign journalists access to Gaza Strip
International journalists are still not being granted free access to report from Gaza. As we reported earlier, a hearing before the highest court in Jerusalem took place earlier today regarding a request from the Foreign Press Association (FPA) to allow journalists to travel to the sealed-off enclave. However, the court granted the Israeli government an additional 30 days to present a clear position. The FPA reacted with disappointment on Thursday and accused Israel of using delaying tactics. Access to the Gaza Strip is entirely controlled by Israel. Since the start of Israel’s genocidal war more than two years ago, foreign journalists have only been able to visit the Gaza Strip sporadically with the Israeli army, and they were only shown very specific areas. Palestinian journalists continue to bring the world news from the ground, risking their lives to do so – more than 200 have been killed by Israel since October 2023, making it the deadliest conflict for journalists ever recorded.
& WATCH: Lebanon seeks war crimes charges against Israel for killing 12 journalists
Lebanon’s government has tasked the justice ministry with investigating options for prosecuting Israel for crimes against journalists. Israel killed 12 journalists who were covering the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. Rights groups want the case referred to the International Criminal Court. But it is a legal avenue that so far has not been taken. Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr reports from Beirut, Lebanon:} Video- Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/23/live-un-urges-israel-to-allow-medical-evacuation-from-gaza-amid-ceasefire

Al Jazeera - Oct 22, 2025
{‘High time’ for Israel to let foreign journalists into Gaza, says international media group
The Foreign Press Association (FPA), which represents international media in Israel and the Palestinian territories, said it hopes Israel’s top court will support its petition to allow foreign reporters access to Gaza, which Israeli authorities have blocked since the start of the war. “For over two years, Israel has blocked foreign reporters from going into the territory, greatly hindering the media’s ability to cover this devastating conflict,” the FPA said in a statement ahead of tomorrow’s hearing. “We are pleased to finally have our day in court and hope the justices will swiftly approve our request to enter Gaza,” Tania Kraemer, chairperson of the FPA, said in the statement. “It is high time for Israel to lift the closure and let us do our work alongside our Palestinian colleagues.” While Israel has stopped foreign journalists from entering Gaza, its military has killed Palestinian journalists at a higher rate than in any other conflict. Since the war began, more than 270 media workers, including 10 Al Jazeera journalists, have been killed in the enclave.
} Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/22/live-gaza-palestinians-say-no-change-with-ceasefire-as-israel-blocks-aid

Al Jazeera - Oct 19, 2025
{ Israel’s war on Gaza, the deadliest-ever conflict for journalists
As we reported earlier, a journalist was one of two people killed in an Israeli air strike on a building housing reporters in az-Zawayda, central Gaza. Israel has targeted journalists throughout its two-year genocidal war on Gaza. It is the deadliest-ever conflict for reporters, with more than 270 media workers killed. This toll is higher than that of World Wars I and II, the Vietnam War, the war in Afghanistan, and the Yugoslavia wars combined. While Gaza journalists report on mass killings, human suffering and starvation, they have also been coping with their own losses and deprivation. Israel has killed 10 Al Jazeera journalists throughout the war.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/19/live-israel-continues-deadly-attacks-on-gaza-closes-rafah-crossing

Al Jazeera - Oct 16, 2025
{Freed Gaza photographer finds family alive after being told in Israeli jail they were dead
Shadi Abu Sido said his world shattered in Israeli detention when guards told him his wife and two children had been killed in the Gaza war. “I got hysterical,” the Gaza Palestinian photographer told the Reuters news agency. It wasn’t until his release on Monday that he discovered his loved ones were alive. His wife, Hanaa Bahlul, raced down the hallway of his family’s house in Khan Younis and leapt into his arms. He spun her in the air as they clung to each other. Abu Sido kissed his children’s cheeks again and again, murmuring “my love” as he held the daughter and son he thought he would never see again. “I heard her voice, I heard the voice of my children; I was astonished, it cannot be explained, they were alive. I saw my wife and children alive. Imagine amid death – life,” he said. Abu Sido, a photojournalist, was detained from al-Shifa Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip on March 18, 2024. Bahlul said a lawyer from Addameer, a Palestinian human rights group, had told her Abu Sido was being held under Israel’s Unlawful Combatants Law – a form of administrative detention. Abu Sido told the agency he was severely beaten, handcuffed, blindfolded and forced to kneel for long periods while in detention. Prison was “the graveyard of the living”, he said. “When I returned to Gaza, it was like my soul returned to my body. But when I saw the destruction … how can I start again?”} Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/10/16/live-gaza-ceasefire-fears-as-israel-demands-return-of-all-captives-bodies


Saleh Aljafarawi---photo-Riash-Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera - Oct 14, 2025 -  By Eman Murtaja - Journalism and English media student from Gaza.
{The assassination of Saleh Aljafarawi is meant to send a dark message
Gaza journalists have been warned that they still are not safe, that they still face death for reporting.
Saleh Aljafarawi was killed on October 12, 2025 [Abdelhakim Abu Riash/Al Jazeera]
When I heard of the murder of Saleh Aljafarawi, I was in shock. The war had finally ended. We all should have been safe. How could this happen? His assassination not only broke hearts; it also brought back the feeling of insecurity and fear. Saleh and I lived in the same neighbourhood of Gaza City. We all knew him as a cheerful young man who loved singing. I remember seeing him during Eid prayers in front of the mosque, distributing sweets to children. He would sit and sing for them; my little sister loved to ask him to sing for her and her friends.
Saleh began working as an independent journalist and photographer during the March of Return in 2018. He would contribute to local outlets and post on social media. When the war began in 2023, he started documenting it with his camera. His footage posted on social media would get many shares. On Instagram, his account accumulated 10 million followers, and like other popular accounts documenting Israeli crimes, it was suspended multiple times. Through the lens of his camera, Saleh covered the genocide in all its horrible detail. He was not afraid to rush to bombing sites to cover massacres, risking his life and joining the rescue efforts. He selflessly dedicated himself to journalism and broadcasting the truth about what was happening in the Gaza Strip despite he himself suffering. Saleh’s mother had cancer, and she had to be evacuated out of Gaza for treatment. His older brother, Naji, was forcibly disappeared from al-Shifa Hospital by the Israeli army. Saleh’s father was also sick, so after Naji was disappeared, Saleh had to take up care for his whole family while continuing his work as a journalist.
Because of his popularity, he became a target. Israel started issuing threats against him, just like it did against Anas al-Sharif, Ismail al-Ghoul and Hassan Eslaih before assassinating them. The night the ceasefire was confirmed, Saleh released a cheerful video announcing it, which went viral. His family felt safe for the first time. They thought the danger Saleh was facing was finally over, and they were hoping for Naji’s release so they could all be reunited. But Saleh did not stop covering events. Although the occupation claimed to have withdrawn from Gaza, they left behind armed militias to spread chaos in the Strip. When the resistance clashed with these militias in the Sabra neighbourhood, Saleh was there covering it. According to reports, he was kidnapped, beaten and shot seven times. This news came as a shock to his family. His father’s condition worsened. Naji was released as part of the exchange of captives, but the family could not celebrate. Naji collapsed when he was told that Saleh had been killed just the day before. The assassination of Saleh just after the ceasefire was announced sent shockwaves through the journalistic community in Gaza. His colleagues mourned and eulogised him, just as they had done for the more than 250 other journalists killed during the genocide. His murder, however, is more than a loss of yet another brilliant Palestinian journalist. It is also a sign, a warning that Gaza’s journalists are still not safe. Anyone who works in journalism now or who, like me, hopes to do so, now understands that the danger has not abated with the ceasefire. The Israeli army may have withdrawn from parts of Gaza, but the shadow of its campaign of exterminating those who documented its genocide lingers on. Now the threat comes from the militias the occupation has organised to continue waging war on the Palestinian population after the ceasefire. The message of Saleh’s assassination is clear: Anyone who continues to critically report on what is going on in Gaza, on Israel’s continuing destructive presence and the betrayal of its allies on the ground will be captured, tortured and killed. Journalists, and the civilian population at large, will continue to be in danger for as long as these Israeli collaborators are empowered. Still, the attempt to intimidate and scare will not work with Gaza’s media workers. Despite the mass killing of journalists, people continue to take up this profession. I myself no longer feel safe, but I still do not intend to give up my media studies and my ambition to work in the field. That said, Palestinian journalists do need support from abroad. We need unions, press freedom organisations and human rights watchdogs to mobilise and ensure protective mechanisms are put in place so Palestinian journalists will be safe. Foreign journalists must also not fall for smear campaigns against Palestinian media workers and openly extend their solidarity.
The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera’s editorial stance.} Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2025/10/14/the-assassination-of-saleh-aljafarawi-is-meant-to-send-a-dark-message

Al Jazeera - Oct 13, 2025 - 
{Palestinian journalist Saleh Aljafarawi shot dead in Gaza City clashes
Sources say the 28-year-old was killed by members of an Israel-linked ‘militia’ fighting Hamas in the Sabra neighbourhood. Palestinian journalist Saleh Aljafarawi has been killed during clashes in Gaza City, just days after Israel and Hamas reached a ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip. Palestinian sources told Al Jazeera Arabic that the 28-year-old, who had gained prominence for his videos covering the war, was shot and killed by members of an “armed militia” while covering clashes in the city’s Sabra neighbourhood. Al Jazeera’s Sanad agency verified footage published by reporters and activists showing his body – in a “press” flak jacket – on what appeared to be the back of a truck. He had been missing since Sunday morning. Palestinian sources said clashes were taking place between Hamas security forces and fighters from the Doghmush clan in Sabra on Sunday, although this has not been confirmed by local authorities. A senior source in Gaza’s Ministry of Interior told Al Jazeera Arabic that the clashes in Gaza City involved “an armed militia affiliated with the [Israeli] occupation”. The source said security forces imposed a siege on the militia, adding that “militia members” killed displaced people as they were returning from southern Gaza to Gaza City.Despite the recent ceasefire, local authorities have repeatedly warned that the security situation in Gaza remains challenging.
‘I lived in fear for every second’
Speaking to Al Jazeera in January, several days before the start of a temporary ceasefire in the war at the time, Aljafarawi talked about his experiences being displaced from northern Gaza.
“All the scenes and situations I went through during these 467 days will not be erased from my memory. All the situations we faced, we will never be able to forget them,” Aljafarawi said.
The journalist added that he had received numerous threats from Israel due to his work. “Honestly, I lived in fear for every second, especially after hearing what the Israeli occupation was saying about me. I was living life second to second, not knowing what the next second would bring,” he said. In the deadliest-ever conflict for journalists, more than 270 media workers have now been killed in Gaza since the start of Israel’s war in October 2023. Aljafarawi’s death comes as the current ceasefire in Gaza has held for a third day, ahead of an expected hostage-prisoner exchange. United States President Donald Trump is set to gather with other world leaders on Monday in Egypt’s Red Sea resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh for a Gaza summit co-hosted by Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. It aims “to end the war in the Gaza Strip, enhance efforts to achieve peace and stability in the Middle East, and usher in a new era of regional security and stability”, according to the Egyptian president’s office. During the “historic” gathering, a “document ending the war in the Gaza Strip” is set to be signed, Egypt’s Foreign Ministry said on Sunday. Neither Israel nor Hamas will have representatives at the talks.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/10/12/palestinian-journalist-saleh-aljafarawi-shot-dead-in-gaza-city-clashes

 
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