Israel's Targeting of Journalists in Gaza Raises Concerns Over Press Freedom

A recent investigation by Forbidden Stories, a consortium of investigative outlets, has found that Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip have killed 108 journalists since the start of the war. The probe, which lasted four months, examined attacks on journalists and media infrastructure since Israel launched its offensive in the region. According to the findings, some of these strikes were deliberate, suggesting that Israeli forces may have targeted journalists intentionally. This is a concerning development, as it highlights the vulnerability of journalists working in conflict zones.