Israel killing five journalists in Gaza draws a global condemnation Israeli conflict news

The killing of the Israeli army of five Palestinian journalists, including the Al -Jazeera photographer, in Gaza, has caused global condemnation, as the Al -Jazeera media network accused Israel of “assassinating journalists as part of a systematic campaign to silence the truth.”

The Israeli army bombed Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis on Monday, killing five journalists, including them Photographer Al -Jazeera Muhammad Naama.

In total, 20 people were killed in a double-rocket strike that was struck first, then other moments after rescue workers and journalists-at the main medical facility in southern Gaza. This attack comes as Israel intensifies its attack on the seizure of Gaza City, the main urban center in the pocket of 2.3 million people, despite the announcement of starvation last week.

Al -Jazeera condemned the attack as “a clear intention to bury the truth.”

Here are some reactions to the latest slaughter of media workers in the pocket:

In a statement on Monday, Al -Jazeera said that it condemns “this terrible crime committed by the Israeli occupation forces, which targeted and assassinated journalists as part of a systematic campaign to silence the truth.”

The network said, “The blood of the two martyrs in Gaza has not yet dried up before the Israeli occupation forces committed another crime against the island, the photographer, Muhammad Naama, with three other Ghazi photographers,” in reference to Israel, who barely killed two weeks before the island shown on the daily island. Anas Al-SharifWhich has become Gaza’s voice for its wide reports of the pocket.

Al -Jazeera described the attack as a violation of international standards and laws, “they reach war crimes.”

He added: “Despite the uncompromising targeting, the island is still firm in providing direct coverage of the Israeli genocide in Gaza over the past 23 months, as the authorities of the professions prevent international media from entering the war.”

Organization of Islamic Cooperation

The Council of Ministers of Foreign Affairs in the Member States of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) will hold an extraordinary meeting in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to discuss the continuous Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people.

The Organization of the Islamic Conference on the killing of journalists and media professionals by the Israeli army in Gaza has condemned it as a “war crime” and “an attack on freedom of the press.”

A committee to protect journalists

CPJ condemned the Israeli attack, and called on the international community to hold Israel accountable for “continuing its illegal attacks on the press.”

In a statement, the regional director of CPJ Sarah Edde said that Israel’s killing of journalists in the pocket continues while “the world is watching and failed to act firmly on the most horrific attacks that the press faced in modern history.

“This murder must end now. The perpetrators should not be allowed to act without punishment,” said Sadd.

Foreign Press Association

The association, which represents the international media operating in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories, says it is “angry and shock” after the attack.

In a statement, the group requested an “immediate interpretation” of the Israeli army and the Israeli Prime Minister’s office.

He added: “We call Israel once and forever to stop its hateful practice to target journalists.”

“This must be a flat moment. We appeal to international leaders: do everything in your power to protect our colleagues. We cannot do it ourselves.”

Reporters without limits

The Press Organization said it “strongly condemns” the killing of journalists.

“To what extent will the Israeli armed forces go in their gradual effort to eliminate information coming from Gaza? How long will they continue to challenge international humanitarian law?” “

“RSF calls for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council in emergency (UN Resolution 2222) at the end, and that concrete measures are taken to end punishment for crimes against journalists, protect Palestinian journalists, and open to the Gaza Strip for all correspondents.”

Reuters

In a statement, a Reuters spokesman said that the agency “is devastating to find out the death of the Reuters contractor, Hafam Al -Masry and injuries to another of our contractors, Hatem Khaled, in Israeli strikes in Nasser Hospital in Gaza today.”

“You are urgently seeking more information,” said Reuters spokesman said.

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)

PFLP, a left -wing Palestinian faction established in 1967, described the evidence of the attack on “the absolute brutality and the sixth of the (Israeli) occupation.”

Israel and its allies have held officials, saying that supporters led by the American administration are “completely responsible for this organized crime.”

PFLP is the second largest group in the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) after Fatah.

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Ankara condemned the latest strikes of Israel on Gaza as a “war crime.”

“Freedom of the press and human values ​​has been targeted again, under the genocide, amid the cries of innocent people.”

“Israel, which continues its atrocities without looking at any humanitarian or legal principles, is subject to its existence that it can prevent the truth through its systematic attacks on journalists.”

Francesca Albaniz envoy

“Scenes such as this moment in Gaza, often not largely invisible,” said Albanz said, “The rescuers did not reveal the work lines.

“I beg: to what extent should he witness more before you act to stop this massacre?

United Nations

“The killing of journalists in Gaza should shock the world – not in a stunning silence but to work, and they demand accountability and justice,” said Ravenna Shamdasani, a UN office spokeswoman.

UNRWA Chille Philip Lazarini

Lazzzarini called for immediate protection for journalists, health professionals and relief workers in Gaza after the most recent hospital strike.

In a publication on X, Lazzarini expressed his shock for what he called “Skat) the last remaining voices compared to children who die silently and starvated” in Gaza.

He urged to take immediate action to end the famine by raising the restrictions imposed on aid that enters the pocket and ensuring protection for journalists and human health workers.

“It is time for political will,” he wrote. “Not tomorrow now.”