Israeli Army Claims Killed Journalists Were 'Terror Operatives'

International Outrage Grows as Death Toll Among Journalists in Gaza War Rises

Israel's army claims that two Al Jazeera journalists killed in a Gaza air strike were 'terror operatives'.
The journalists, Hamza Wael Dahdouh and Mustafa Thuria, were killed while on assignment in the city of Rafah.
The army alleges that both journalists were members of Gaza-based terrorist organisations actively involved in attacks against IDF forces.
The Committee to Protect Journalists says at least 79 journalists and media professionals, the vast majority Palestinian, have been killed since the war began.
Israel's actions have sparked international outrage, with calls for investigations into the deaths of journalists and potential war crimes.