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Gaza may have faded from international headlines, but the killing has not stopped – nor has the danger faced by journalists. Israel has killed more than 260 med…
Gaza may have faded from international headlines, but the killing has not stopped – nor has the danger faced by journalists. Israel has killed more than 260 media workers, which has changed the calculus for those who remain in Gaza. They report under the constant threat of death and displacement.
We speak with Sharif Abdel Kouddous, a journalist and editor at Drop Site News who works closely with journalists in Gaza.
Gaza may have faded from international headlines, but the killing has not stopped – nor has the danger faced by journalists. Israel has killed more than 260 media workers, which has changed the calculus for those who remain in Gaza. They report under the constant threat of death and displacement.
We speak with Sharif Abdel Kouddous, a journalist and editor at Drop Site News who works closely with journalists in Gaza.