Targeted Killings of Journalists in Gaza
The killing of journalists in the Gaza war, overwhelmingly Palestinian, along with other acts of violence against journalists, marks ... the single deadliest conflict for journalists in all known conflicts in the history of the world. ... An aggregation of data from multiple sources, including from the CPJ and the IFJ, which listed the names of all journalists hitherto reported to have been killed by Israel concluded that, by 11 August 2025, Israel had killed up to 274 journalists, with 269 of them Palestinian. (Wikipedia)
Israel does not want the world to witness its ongoing atrocities, war crimes, and acts of genocide. It does not want the world to see the unimaginable suffering of the people in Gaza. That's why Israel banned Al Jazeera in May 2024, including in East Jerusalem and the occupied Palestinian territories. This is also one of the reasons why Netanyahu opposes a ceasefire, which would allow Western journalists to enter Gaza.
- Ayman Al-Gharbawi, freelance photojournalist, killed on 26 April 2024489837
- Ibrahim Al-Gharbawi, freelance photojournalist, killed on 26 April 2024489838
- Mohammed Basam Al Jamal, correspondent for Palestine Now news agency, killed on 25 April 2024489839
- Mohamed El Sayed Abu Skheil, broadcaster and editor at Al Quds radio, killed on 01 April 2024489944
- Mustafa Bahr, Reporter, killed 31 March 2024489940
- Tariq Al-Sayed Shakil, digital media editor for Voice of Al Quds radio, killed on 28 March 2024489941
- Mohammed Abu Sakhil, editor and graphic designer for Shams News Agency, killed on 28 March 2024489942
- Saher Akram Rayyan, media worker for WAFA news agency, killed on 25 March 2024489943
- Mohammed Al-Rifi, photojournalist, killed on 15 March 2024489945
- Abdel Rahman Saima, photohrapher and producer for Raqmi TV, killed on 15 March 2024489946
- Mohammed Khader Ahmad Salama, journalist and presenter for Al-Aqsa TV, killed on 5 March 2024489947
- Ibrahim Mahamid, journalist, presenter and cameraman for Al-Salam TV, Al-Shaab TV and other local media, killed on 1 March 2024489948
- Mohammad Yaghi, photojournalist for a number of international media, including Al Jazeera, killed on 23 February 2024489949
- Zayd Abu Zayed, director of Quran Radio channel, killed on 15 February 2024489950
- Angham Ahmed Adwan (Women), journalist for Libyan channel February, killed on 12 February 2024489951
- Alaa al-Hams (Women), journalist for local media, killed on 12 February 2024489952
- Yasser Mamdouh El-Fady, journalist for Kan'an news agency, 11 February 2024489953
- Nafez Abdel Jawad, director of Palestine TV, killed on 8 February 2024489959
- Tariq Al-Maidna, freelance camera operator for Yemen TV, killed on 29 January 2024489960
- Mohamed Abdel El Fatah Atta Allah, editor for Al-Risala newspaper, killed on 29 January 2024489961
- Iyad Ahmed Al-Ruwahi, correspondent and presenter for Voice of Al Aqsa Radio, killed on 26 January 2024489962
- Yazan Al-Zuweidi, photographer for Al Ghad TV, killed on 15 January 2024489963
- Mohammed Jamal Sabahi Al Thalathin, journalist for Al Quds TV, killed on 11 January 2024489964
- Shareef Okasha, freelance photographer, killed on 10 January 2024489965
- Ahmad Bdeir, journalist for local magazine Hadaf News, killed on 10 January 2024489966
- Heba Al-Abdallah (Women), journalist, killed on 9 January 2024489967
- Mustafa Thuraya, freelance videographer for Agence France Presse, killed on 7 January 2024489968
- Hamza Al-Dahdouh, journalist for Al Jazeera, killed on 7 January 2024489969
- Akram Al Shafei, correspondent for Safa News Agency, killed on 5 January 2024489970
- Jaber Abu Hedrous, correspondent for Al-Quds TV, killed on 29 December 2023489971
- Ahmad Khair Al Din, photojournalist for Al Aqsa TV, killed on 28 December 2023489972
- Mohammad Khair Al Din, archiving officer at Al Aqsa TV, killed on 28 December 2023489973
- Mohamad Al-Iff, journalist and photographer for Al-Rai news agency, killed on 24 December 2023 489974
- Mohamed Azzaytouniyah, media worker and sound engineer for Al Rai, killed on 24 December 2023489975
- Huthaifa Lulu, broadcast engineer at Prisoners Radio, who previously worked for Al Quds TV, killed on 24 November 2023489976
- Mohammad Abdul Khaleq Al Ghuf, photojournalist for Al Rai news agency, killed on 24 December 2023489977
- Mohammad Khalifa, director at Al Aqsa TV, killed on 23 December 2023489978
- Ahmad Jamal Madhoun, deputy director at Al Rai news agency, killed on 23 December 2023489979
- Mohammad Nasser Abu Hweidy, photojournalist for Al Istiqlal newspaper, killed on 22 December 2023489980
- Abdallah Alwan, media worker for Al Jazeera owned platform Midan, killed on 18 December 2023489981
- Haneen Ali Al-Qashtan (Women), journalist for Sawt Al Watan Radio, killed on 17 December 2023489982
- Assem Kamal Moussa, journalist for Palestine Now, killed on 16 December 2023489983
- Samer Abu Daqqa, cameraman for Al Jazeera Arabic, killed on 15 December 2023489984
- Mohammed Balousha, Palestine TV, killed on 14 December 2023490054
- Abdul Karim Odeh, journalist and former Al-Mayadeen correspondent, killed on 13 December 2023489990
- Narmeen Qawwas (Women), intern at Russia Today, killed on 11 December 2023489991
- Duaa Jabbour (Woman), freelance journalist for Eyes Media Network, killed on 9 December 2023489992
- Mohamed Abu Samra, photojournalist, killed on 9 December 2023489993
- Ala Atallah (Woman), journalist, killed on 9 December 2023489994
- Shaima Ziad Khamis Al-Jazzar (Woman), journalist, killed on 9 December 2023 ), freelance journalist, killed on 4 December 2023489995
- Hamada Al-Yaziji, editor at Kanaan News Agency and Al Quds radio, killed on 3 December 2023489996
- Hassan Farajallah, executive at Al Quds TV, killed on 3 December 2023489997
- Adham Hassouna, freelance journalist, killed on 1 December 2023489998
- Marwan Al-Sawaf, photographer for Alef Media, killed on 1 December 2023489999
- Muntaser Al-Sawaf, photographer for Anadolu Agency, killed on 1 December 2023490000
- Abdallah Darwish, photojournalist for Al Aqsa TV, killed on 1 December 2023490001
- Nader Al-Nazli, technician for Palestine TV, killed on 25 November 2023490002
- Mustafa Bakir, journalist and cameraman for Al Aqsa TV, killed on 24 November 2023490003
- Amal Zahed (Woman), journalist, killed on 24 November 2023490004
- Muhammad Moin Ayyash, photojournalist, killed on 23 November 2023490005
- Assem Al-Barsh, journalist for Palestinian Al-Ray radio, killed on 22 November 2023490006
- Mohamad Nabil Al-Zaq, journalist for Quds TV, killed on 22 November 2023490007
- Jamal Hanieh, editor at Amwaj Sports Media Network, killed on 21 November 2023490008
- Khamis Salem Deab, editor at Al Quds Radio, killed on 20 November 2023490009
- Ayat Al-Khaddura (Woman), digital and broadcaster journalist, killed on 20 November 2023490010
- Abdelhalim Awad, driver for Al Aqsa TV, killed on 18 November 2023490011
- Bilal Jadallah, director general of media development organisation Press House, killed on 19 November 2023490012
- Hassouneh Isleem, freelance photographer for Quds News, killed on 18 November 2023490013
- Saary Mansour, director of Quds News Network, killed on 18 November 2023490014
- Amr Abu Haya, media worker in Al Aqsa TV, killed on 18 November 2023490020
- Mustafa Al-Sawaf, journalist and writer, killed on 18 November 2023490021
- Moseab Ashour, photographer, killed on 18 November 2023490022
- Mahmoud Matar, freelance journalist, killed on 15 November 2023490023
- Yacoub Bursh, director general of Namaa Radio, killed on 14 November 2023490024
- Ahmed Fatmah, photographer for Al Qahera News, killed on 13 November 2023490025
- Mousa Al Barsh, executive director of Namaa Radio, killed on 12 November 2023490026
- Ahmed Al-Qara, photojournalist, killed on 10 November 2023490027
- Yahya Abu Munie, journalist for Al Aqsa radio, killed on 7 November 2023490028
- Mohammad Abu Hasira, correspondent for WAFA news agency, body found under the rubble on 7 November 2023490029
- Mohammed Al Jajeh, Press House, killed on 6 November 2023490030
- Iyad Matar, administrative staff at Al Aqsa TV, killed on 2 November 2023490031
- Mohammed Bayyari, journalist for Al Aqsa TV, killed on 2 November 2023490032
- Mohammed Abu Hatab, correspondent for Palestine TV, killed on 2 November 2023490033
- Majd Fadl Arandas, journalist for news website Al-Jamahir, killed on 1 November 2023490034
- Imad Wahidi, media worker for Palestine TV, killed on 31 October 2023490035
- Majd Kashkou, media worker for Palestine TV, killed on 31 October 2023490036
- Nazmi Al-Nadim, deputy director of finance and administration for Palestine TV, killed on 30 October 2023490037
- Yasser Abu Namous, journalist for Al Sahel media, killed on 27 October 2023490038
- Mohammad Fayez Al Hassan, director general of Rawasi, killed on 26 October 2023490039
- Duaa Sharaf (Woman), journalist for Al Aqsa Radio, killed on 26 October 2023490040
- Zaher Al-Afghani, journalist for Mithaq Media Network, killed on 25 October 2023490041
- Jamal Al-Faqawi, journalist for Mithaq Media Network, killed on 25 October 2023490042
- Salma Mukhaimar (Woman), journalist, killed on 25 October 2023490043
- Ahmed Abu Mahadi, Al-Aqsa TV, killed on 25 October 2023490044
- Saed al-Halabi, Al-Aqsa TV, killed on 25 October 2023490045
- Tasneem Bkheet (Woman), journalist for Al-Saada magazine, killed on 24 October 2023490046
- Mohammed Imad Labad, journalist for Al Resalah news website, killed on 23 October 2023490047
- Roshdi Sarraj, co-founder of Ain Media, photojournalist, filmmaker and fixer for several international media such as Radio France, killed on 22 October 2023490048
- Hani Madhoun, journalist for Al Aqsa TV, killed on 21 October 2023490049
- Muhammad Abu Ali, Al-Shabab radio, killed on 20 October 2023490050