Israel’s war on Gaza is more conflict for journalists, the report says Gaza News

The war cost project says more journalists who were killed in Gaza more than global wars, Vietnam, Yugoslavia and Afghanistan combined.

The Israeli war on Gaza killed 232 journalists – at a rate of 13 per week – which makes it the bloodiest for media workers at all, according to a report issued by the Watson Institute for International and the General A year.

The report, which was published on Tuesday, found that more journalists were killed in Gaza more than the two global wars, the Vietnam War, the Yugoslavia War and the United States War in Afghanistan combined.

“It is simply, the worst conflict ever for reporters,” said war costs.

The report said that it is not clear that the number of Palestinian journalists in Gaza is precisely by the Israeli attacks and “how many victims, like tens of thousands of civilian colleagues, and the bombing of the Israeli.”

However, he cited the Paris -based journalists to document 35 cases, as it was likely to target the Israeli army and journalists who were killed because of their work by the end of 2024.

Among them was Al -Jazeera correspondent Hamza Dahdah, who was Killed on January 7, 2024 When he hit the car missile in which he was traveling in southern Gaza. He was the fifth member of the direct family in Will Dahdouh, head of the Gaza Island office, to be He was killed by Israeli attacks.

The most modern issue is the island Reporter House of ShababatHe was killed on March 24 when an Israeli blow hit his car.

The Israeli soldiers accused young women of a secret work in Hamas, and it was the request of the CPJ Committee that Israel has repeatedly imposed against Palestinian journalists without evidence to justify their killing or misuse.

The attacks on journalists in Gaza intensified, where almost no foreign correspondents were granted a trend as local reporters – who receive low salaries and are often the greatest risk, according to the war cost project.

The report said: “All over the world, the economies of industry, war violence, and coordinated control campaigns transform more conflict areas into news graves, with Gaza being more extreme,” the report said.