Journalist Death Toll in Gaza Reaches 165 as Israel Resumes Strikes

The Israel-Gaza conflict continues to escalate, with renewed airstrikes breaking a ceasefire and journalists facing unprecedented risks and hardships.

• At least 165 journalists have been killed in the Israel-Gaza conflict since October 2023, making it the deadliest war for media workers in modern history.
• Two Palestinian journalists were killed this week in Israeli airstrikes, highlighting ongoing threats to reporters in the region.
• Journalists in Gaza face severe humanitarian challenges, including food shortages, unsafe living conditions, and lack of basic necessities.
• The Gaza Project, a collaborative effort of over 40 journalists from 12 organizations, is documenting threats and advocating for press freedom and accountability.
• International organizations continue to call for investigations into the targeting of journalists and demand protections for media workers in conflict zones.

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