In a horrific massacre, five journalists were killed while working in the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip when the Israeli occupation forces bombed the “Al-Quds Today” satellite channel’s external broadcast vehicle.
The five journalists are: Faisal Abu Al-Qumsan, Ayman Al-Jadi, Ibrahim Al-Sheikh Ali, Muhammad Al-Lad’ah, and Fadi Hassouna.
The “Israeli” occupation’s targeting, murder, and assassination of Palestinian journalists was strongly denounced by the government media office in Gaza. The office called on the Arab Journalists Union, the International Federation of Journalists, and all other journalistic organisations worldwide to denounce these systematic crimes against Palestinian media professionals and journalists in the Gaza Strip.
The media office held the American administration, the Israeli occupation, and the nations involved in the crime of genocide—including Germany, France, and the United Kingdom—wholly accountable for carrying out this horrible and violent act.
Since the start of its aggression on the Gaza Strip on October 7, the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) have systematically and deliberately escalated their targeting of Palestinian journalists in order to prevent any attempt to expose their crimes against unarmed civilians.
In the ongoing genocide, an appalling number of 201 journalists have fallen victim to the merciless bombings by the occupation’s warplanes, most recently was the journalist Ibrahim Marwan Muharab, when the IOF targeted a group of journalists near Hamad City, northwest of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip.
The list of killed journalists includes:
1. Mohammed Al-Salehi
2. Ibrahim Lafi
3. Mohammed Jarghoun
4. Asaad Shamlakh
5. Said Al-Taweel
6. Hisham Al-Nawajha
7. Mohammed Abu Rizq
8. A’id Al-Najjar
9. Mohammed Abu Matar
10. Rajab Al-Naqib
11. Ahmad Shahab
12. Abdel Rahman Shahab
13. Hussam Mubarak
14. Hani Al-Madhoun
15. Essam Bahar
16. Mohammed Ba’lousha
17. Abdel Hadi Habib
18. Ali Nasman
19. Anas Abu Shamala
20. Samih Al-Nadi
21. Khalil Abu Aazra
22. Mahmoud Abu Zarefa
23. Mohammed Ali
24. Iman Al-Aqili
25. Mohammed Labad
26. Ahmad Masoud
27. Rashdi Al-Sarraj
28. Mohammed Al-Hasani
29. Saeed Halabi
30. Jamal Al-Faqawi
31. Ahmad Abu Mahadi
32. Yasser Abu Namus
33. Salma Mukhaimer
34. Du’aa Sharaf
35. Salam Maimeh
36. Majid Kashku
37. Imad Al-Wahidi
38. Hudhaifa Al-Najjar
39. Nazmi Al-Nadim
40. Majd Arandas
41. Eyad Matar
42. Mohammed Al-Biari
43. Mohammed Abu Hatib
44. Zahir Al-Afghani
45. Mustafa Al-Naqib
46. Haitham Hararah
47. Mohammed Al-Jajah
48. Yahya Abu Munia
49. Mohammed Abu Husira
50. Mahmoud Matar
51. Ahmad Al-Qara
52. Musa Al-Barsh
53. Ahmad Fatima
54. Yaqub Al-Barsh
55. Amro Abu Hayya
56. Mustafa Al-Sawaf
57. Abdel Halim Awad
58. Sari Mansour
59. Hassouna Islime
60. Bilal Jadallah
61. Alaa Al-Nimr
62. Ayat Khudurah
63. Mohammed Al-Ziq
64. Asem Al-Barsh
65. Mohammed Ayash
66. Mustafa Bakir
67. Amal Zohd
68. Musab Ashour
69. Nader Al-Nazli
70. Jamal Haniyeh
71. Abdallah Darwish
72. Montaser Al-Sawaf
73. Abdullah Darwish
74. Adham Hassouna
75. Hassan Farajallah
76. Huthaifa Lulu
77. Hassan Farajallah
78. Shaimaa Al-Jazzar
79. Mahmoud Salem
80. Abdel Hamid Al-Qrenawi
81. Hamada Al Tazeji
82. Husam Ammar
83. Ola Atallah
84. Dua’ Al Jbour
85. Nermin Qawwas
86. Muhammad Abu Samra
87. Abdel Kareem Oudah
88. Ahmad Abu Absa
89. Hanan Ayyad
90. Samer Abu Daqqa
91. Rami Badir
92. Asim Kamal Musa
93. Ali Ashour
94. Mishal Shahwan
95. Hanin Ali Al-Qatshan
96. Abdullah Alwan
97. Adel Zoroub
98. Alaa Abu Muammar
99. Muhammad Khalifa
100. Muhammad Abu Huwaidi
101. Ahmed Jamal Al-Madhoun
102. Muhammad Yunus Al-Zaytouniyah
103. Muhammad Abdul Khaleq Al-Af
104. Muhammad Khairuddin
105. Ahmed Maher Khairuddin
106. Jabr Abu Hadros
107. Akram Al-Shafi’i
108. Mustafa Thuraya
109. Hamza Al-Dahdouh
110. Ali Abu Ajwa
111. Abdullah Gecko
112. Muhammad Abu Dayer
113. Ahmed Badir
114. Sherif Okasha
115. Heba Al-Abadla
116. Fouad Abu Khammash
117. Muhammad Al-Thalathiini
118. Yazan Al-Zwaidi
119. Wael Rajab Abu Fununa
120. Iyad Ahmed Al-Rawag
121. Issam Al-Lulu
122. Muhammad Abdel Fattah Atallah
123. Rizq Al-Gharabli
124. Nafez Abdel Jawad
125. Alaa Hassan Al-Hams
126. Angham Ahmed Adwan
127. D. Zaid Abu Zayed
128. Yasser Mamdouh
129. Muhammad Raslan Shaniora
130. Mahmoud Mushtaha
131. Muhammad Tishreen Yaghi
132. Musab Abu Zayed
133. Muhammad Khader Salama
134. Muhammad Al-Rifi
135. Abdul Rahman Saima
136. Mahmoud Imad Issa
137. Abdul Wahab Awni Abu Aoun
138. Muhammad Adel Abu Sakhil
139. Muhammad Al-Sayyid Abu Sakhil
140. Tariq Al-Sayyid Abu Sakhil
141. Muhammad Bassam Al-Gamal
142. Mustafa Ayyad
143. Bahaa Okasha
144. Hayel Al-Najjar
145. Mahmoud Jahjouh
146. Moataz Mustafa Al-Ghafri
147. Amna Mahmoud Hamid
148. Abdullah Ahmed Al-Jamal
149. Dreams of Izzat Al-Ajla
150. Dina Abdullah Al-Batniji
151. Mahmoud Qasim
152. Salim Al-Sharafa
153. Muhammad Mahmoud Abu Sharia
154. Saadi is amazed
155. Adeeb Sugar
156. Amjad Jahjouh
157. Wafaa Abu Dabaan
158. Rizq Abu Shakyan
159. Muhammad Manhal Abu Armana
160. Muhammad Abdullah Mishmish
161. Muhammad Abu Jasser
162. Moatasem Ghurab
163. Haidar Ibrahim Al-Masdar
164. Ismail Al-Ghoul
165. Rami Al-Rifi
166. Muhammad Issa Abu Saada
167. Tamim Ahmed Abu Muammar
168. Abdullah Maher Al-Soussi
169. Ibrahim Marwan Muharab
170. Hamza Abdulrahman Murtaja
171. Ali Nayef Ta’ima
172. Mohamed Abdel Fattah Abdel Rabbah
173. Abdullah Shakshak
174. Wafaa Ali Al-Adini
175. Hassan Hamad
176. Mohamed Al-Tanani
177. Ayman Mohamed Ruwaished
178. Saed Radwan
179. Hanin Mahmoud Baroud
180. Hamza Abu Salmiya
181. Nadia Emad Al-Sayed
182. Abdelrahman Samir Al-Tanani
183. Bilal Mohamed Rajab
184. Khaled Abu Zar
185. Al-Zahraa Mohamed Abu Sakhel
186. Ahmed Mohamed Abu Sakhel
187. Mustafa Khader Bahr
188. Abdelrahman Khader Bahr
189. Wael Ibrahim Abu Qafa
190. Alaa Fawzy Barhoum
191. Mamdouh Ibrahim Qanita
192. Maysara Salah
193. Iman Hatem Al-Shanti
194. Muhammad Hamid Balousha
195. Muhammad Jabr Al-Qarnawi
196. Ahmad Bakr Al-Lawh
197. Faisal Abu Al-Qumsan
198. Ayman Al-Jadi
199. Ibrahim Al-Sheikh Ali
200. Muhammad Al-Ladah
201. Fadi Hassouna.
Since October 7, the Israeli occupation launched relentless assault on Gaza that has resulted in a catastrophic death toll. Countless more remain trapped under the debris of residences obliterated by the occupation’s aerial bombardments.
This aggressive onslaught by Israeli occupation forces against Gaza starkly breaches international humanitarian law and human rights standards, imperiling civilian lives, including those of journalists and media workers, and inflicting profound distress and suffering upon them.
The Israeli occupation’s heinous crimes against journalists call for urgent action by the international community and human rights bodies to pursue and hold accountable the Israeli occupation apparatus for these egregious crimes.
