Israeli attacks in Gaza kill 2 more Palestinian journalists
The camera that belonged to Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah who was killed on October 13 by what a Reuters investigation has found was an Israeli tank crew, is displayed during a press conference by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch as they released findings from their investigations into the deadly October 13 strikes by Israel on southern Lebanon, in Beirut, Lebanon, December 7, 2023. (Reuters Photo)
The Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip claimed the lives of two more Palestinian journalists.
According to the statement by the government’s Media Office in Gaza, journalists named Temim Ahmed Abu Muammar, working for Palestine Television, and Abdullah Maher al-Susi, an employee of Al-Aqsa Channel, lost their lives in the Israeli army’s attacks on Gaza.
The statement condemned the targeting and killing of Palestinian journalists and called on the international community and organizations to “put pressure on Israel to be tried in international courts for its ongoing crimes and to stop the crime of genocide, massacres, and assassinations of journalists.”
With these deaths, the number of journalists killed in the Gaza Strip under the Israeli army’s attacks since Oct. 7, 2023, has risen to 168.
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