The number of media workers killed in the Gaza Strip since October 7, following the escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, has reached 95. The Palestinian government in the Gaza Strip reported to the media about the death of another journalist. A statement from the government press service said that “Palestinian journalist Hanin al-Kashtan was killed […]
The number of media workers killed in the Gaza Strip since October 7, following the escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, has reached 95.
The Palestinian government in the Gaza Strip reported to the media about the death of another journalist.
A statement from the government press service said that “Palestinian journalist Hanin al-Kashtan was killed during the bombing of his family’s home in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central part of the Gaza Strip.”
According to this agency, “since the latest escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on October 7, 95 journalists have been killed as a result of Israeli army strikes on the Gaza Strip.”
Earlier on Friday evening, as a result of Israeli attacks on the Al-Farhana school in the city of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, Al Jazeera channel operator Samir Abudakka was killed. Another journalist from the channel, Wael Ad-Dahduh, was injured. Three members of the civil defense group were also killed. The Israeli army acknowledged that its forces mistakenly killed three prisoners.