
Israeli Forces Kill 260 Palestinian Journalists, Target Media With Systematic Attacks
Key Takeaways
- Palestinian journalists recorded 53 violations in March.
- Two Palestinian journalists were killed in March.
- Palestinian Journalists Syndicate issued the March violations report.
Surge in Journalist Killings
Israeli forces killed at least 260 Palestinian journalists since the war began.
“The Israeli occupation forces committed 53 violations against Palestinian journalists during March, including two killings, according to a statement issued by the Liberties Committee of the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate”
The syndicate documented 53 violations in March alone, including two killings and 12 detentions.

Reporters Without Borders condemned the targeted killing of Al-Jazeera correspondent Hossam Shabat.
The syndicate warned the escalation rises to the level of serious crimes.
Systematic Assault on Press Freedom
The syndicate described the pattern of attacks as a policy aimed at silencing the Palestinian voice.
39 journalists remain in detention and about 150 media institutions have been destroyed.

The targeting extended beyond strikes to include home raids and equipment seizures.
The syndicate called on the international community to take immediate steps.
Wider Civilian Toll and Infrastructure Destruction
The war on Gaza killed more than 72,000 people and wounded about 172,000.
“Mourners perform the funeral prayer for Palestinian journalists killed in an Israeli airstrike on August 10”
Hospitals, water and electricity networks, roads, and schools lay in ruins across the enclave.
The simultaneous Israeli aggression in the West Bank has killed more than 1,147.
The Red Cross issued a unified plea to halt hostilities.
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