Images of the funeral of our Gazan colleagues, journalists Maryam Abu Dagga, Hussam Al Masri, Mohamed Salama and Maad Abu Taha, killed in yesterday’s attack on Nasser Hospital in Gaza. Israeli forces carried out a second strike as they arrived to report, a brutal example of

Revealed: Israeli military’s own data indicates civilian death rate of 83% in Gaza war. Despite official statements downplaying civilian losses, this internal Israeli data contradicts those claims, exposing a stark humanitarian crisis that demands independent verification.

We warmly welcome the signatures of so many nations demanding free access for foreign journalists into Gaza. Their voices now join the hundreds of media outlets and thousands of professionals who have collectively called for Gaza’s borders to be opened to the press. The Israeli.

“We are waiting for you here in Gaza… to be the voice of the victims, to tell the world the truth.” – Islam Bader, Al-Araby TV correspondent. Since the beginning of the war, foreign journalists have been denied entry to Gaza. More than 235 Palestinian journalists have already

Foreign journalists are still barred from entering Gaza. More than 200 Palestinian colleagues have been killed reporting with courage. Join our campaign: record a short video demanding press access. Freedom to Report = freedom to know.

Starved, displaced and exhausted: Inside AFP’s fight to protect its Gaza reporters.

No Western democracy needs more scrutiny than the U.S. today, no other government holds such leverage over Israel. Yet, among 1500, only 41 American journalists signed the FTR petition. Why? Because many are actively discouraged, by their editors fearing retaliation and.

1,500 people from 67 countries have already signed demanting: FREE FOREIGN PRESS ACCESS TO GAZA. Top 5: 🇬🇧164 🇵🇹156 🇩🇰142 🇧🇪138 🇳🇴114. Diversity & representativity are our strength. The world is watching. Next phase coming.

270 journalists killed in Gaza since the invasion, nearly 13 every month. Local reporters assassinated, foreign press barred. Inaction is complicity. We demand free press access and defend impartial journalism against those who wage war.

If journalists keep treating the information coming out of Gaza as evidence instead of proof, we will stop covering the story — and start covering up the truth. Video by @AnasAlSharif0, a journalist admittedly assassinated by the Israeli Air Force.

Keep asking those in power: Why is Israel blocking foreign journalists from Gaza? Shouldn’t we protect those reporting there? We must keep holding leaders accountable. Our initiative is working.

RT @gideonle: When Anas Al-Sharif died, so did journalism, and so did truth and solidarity

Vigil in Trondheim for @AnasAlSharif0 and all journalists killed by Israel in Gaza

RT @AJEnglish: 'Thank you for dedicating your life to tell us the truth.’ . Al Jazeera correspondents in Gaza, Hani Mahmoud, Hind Khoudary,….

"Israel no longer even tries to pretend that it is hiding its actions. The self-proclaimed “most moral army in the world” now openly admits that it targets civilians and civilian infrastructure. Hours after the attack that killed al-Sharif and his colleagues, the Israeli military.

“Targeting local journalists and silencing foreign journalists is not collateral damage; it is a strategy. The goal is simple: to control the narrative and to shut out the witnesses.” The opinion piece by FTR coordinator André Liohn for @volkskrant

While we, international journalists are barred from visiting the Gaza Strip, yesterday a group of 45 U.S. journalists met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog as part of a large-scale media tour. Today, the delegation is set to visit the Gaza crossing points from the Israeli side.

RT @IkaFerrerGotic: As a signee of the #FreedomToReport petition, I stand with my fellow international journalists in calling for immediate….

The execution of Anas al-Sharif and four of his colleagues in Gaza was not a “tragedy”, it was strategy. Killing local Palestinian journalists while barring foreign ones is meant to control the story and erase the witnesses. If we, as journalists, don’t demand free, independent.

The killing of @AJArabic’s Anas Al-Sharif by Israel is a urgent reminder: Gaza needs independent foreign media. Press restrictions + targeting journalists = deeper blackout. Today, we sent letters to Israel & Hamas demanding free access into Gaza.