March 5, 2024
Muhammad Salama killed in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza
Salama wrote online before he was killed, Our only home has been completely destroyed due to the recent war, and we need your assistance to repair and rebuild it. This home is our sanctuary and the source of our hope, and it breaks our hearts to see its current condition. He shared photographs of everyday life in the camps, capturing children in particular:
February 23, 2024
Two journalists killed in Nuseirat Refugee Camp
Mohamed Yaghi, the 30-year-old freelance photographer worked for multiple international outlets, including Al Jazeera. He was killed at home, along with 36 members of his family, including his wife and child.
Musab Abu Zaid, a Palestinian journalist, was also killed in this airstrike.
Yaghi's camera was found near the scene of his death and saved by friends.
February 15, 2024
Zayd Abu Zayed, Al Nuseirat Camp
Zayer, a 35 year old journalist, was the direcort of the local Quran radio station, part of the Islamic University of Gaza
February 12, 2024
Alaa Al-Hams, Al Geneina, Rafah
Al-Hams died from injuries, following airstrikes on her family home in Rafah. She was pregnant and worked as a correspondent for Al Masirah Channel and the Palestinian News Agency SND.
Angam Ahmad Edwan, Jabalia City
Edwan worked at the February Channel, a Libyan TV station who announced her death.
February 11, 2024
Yasser Mamdouh El-Fady, Nasser Hospital
El-Fady was a 40-yearl-old journalist, working at the Kan'an Nes Agency, reportedly killed by a sniper.
February 8, 2024
Nafez Abdel Jawad, Deir al-Balah
Jawad worked as a TV director for Palestine TV. He was killed in an Israeli missile strike, which also killed his son.
February 6, 2024
Rizq Al-Gharabli, Khan Yunis
Rizq Al-Gharabli worked as the Director of the Palestinian Media Centre since 2015, where he supported local and interational journalism. He was one of the biggest advocates against the killing of jounalists in Gaza.
January 29, 2024
Mohammed Atallah killed in Beach Refugee Camp
Mohammed Atallah was 24 years old and an editor for the local online news outlet Al-Resalah. Regional independent website Raseef22 shared his last voicenote, via Twitter, here:
His editor shared these reflections on Atallah’s career: “Mohammed was a very professional journalist. He wanted to relay the voices of the people. He worked hard on his pieces and was very keen on factual reporting of the daily life of Gaza’s people, despite all the challenges that a journalist like him faces. Unfortunately, he was killed before he got to do what he wanted in journalism; and the most horrific heartbreaking part was that he thought he would survive.”
January 25, 2024
Iyad El-Ruwagh, Nuseirat camp
January 14, 2024
Yazan al-Zuweidi, Beit Hanoun
January 11, 2024
Mohamed Jamal Sobhi Al-Thalathini, at home in Southern Gaza
January 10, 2024
Ahmed Bdeir, Khan Yunis, close to the Aqsa Martyrs hospital
January 9, 2024
Heba Al-Abadla, Khan Yunis
January 8, 2024
Abdallah Iyad Breis, Khan Yunis
January 7, 2024
Two journalists killed after their car was directly hit by an airstrike.
Hamza Al Dahdouh and Mustafa Thuraya were killed after the car they were driving between Rafah and Khan Yunis was hit by an airstrike. Hamza was the eldest son of the Al Jazeera bureau chief. He shared incredible photos from the war with over a million followers, such as this portrait:
Another moving series captures the moment a building explodes after an airstrike:
Mustafa Thuraya was a freelance video journalist, who worked for Agence France Presse, Al-Jazeera and others. He made impactful videos that he shared on social media and worked as a drone operator.
Credit: Mustafa Thuraya