Who are the most prominent journalists who have been killed in the Gaza war since 2024?
The Israeli war has been on the Gaza Strip for more than 22 months, and this war continues to kidnap the lives of workers on the first fronts in the field.
The most prominent of these victims are journalists who paid their lives to convey the truth, So far, at least 197 journalists have been killed, including journalists and media workers during the war in Gaza, Lebanon and Israel, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, and other journalists lost members of their families. The Areej Network, "Arab media for survey journalism", as part of its "Gaza Project", states that this number was more killed during six years of World War II.
The last victims were five journalists killed on August 25, 2025, in two Israeli raids at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.
On August 10, 2025, an Israeli raid was killed near Al -Shifa Hospital, six journalists, five of whom were from Al -Jazeera, most notably the reporter, Anas Al -Sharif, who was accompanied by his colleague, the reporter, Mohamed Qureiqa, the photographers Ibrahim Zahir, Moamen Eliwa and Muhammad Nofal, in the tent of the journalists that were targeted, according to the channel.
We started in writing, after the number of deaths of journalists increased significantly, to document their names, without forgetting that each name has a right, story and dreams.
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Most of them Palestinians were killed in Gaza
Maryam Abu Daqqa
Independent Palestinian journalist Maryam Abu Daqqa, cooperating with the Arab Independent and Associated Press, was killed on August 25, in an Israeli raid on Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, south of Gaza.
The Associated Press said that Mary left behind her only son Ghaith, who was evacuated from Gaza earlier.
The Independent Arab, Journalist Maryam or Daqqa, also called: "We are in an Arab Independent, as we bid farewell to our daughter and our colleague Maryam Abu Daqqa, we condemn the Israeli crime and consider it a flagrant violation of international laws that guarantee the protection of journalistic work."
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Muhammad Salama
Photographer Mohamed Salama, the photographer of Al -Jazeera, was killed on August 25, in an Israeli raid at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, south of Gaza.
Muhammad Salama was planning for his marriage to his fiancée, Hala Asfour, after the ceasefire, according to Al -Jazeera.
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Moaz Abu Taha
Independent journalist Moaz Abu Taha, cooperating with an Arab Independent newspaper, was killed on August 25, in an Israeli raid at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, south of Gaza.
Ahmed Abu Aziz
Independent journalist Ahmed Abu Aziz, a correspondent on the Quds News Network, was killed on August 25, in an Israeli raid on Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, south of Gaza.
Quds News Network shared the words of Ahmed Abu Aziz, describing his condition in Gaza, saying, "I am Ahmed ... I live in Gaza, and I almost shot from hunger."
"My life in Gaza is no longer a struggle for dignity, but a daily battle for survival," he added.
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Hossam Al -Masry
Photographer Hossam Al -Masry, collaborating with Reuters, was killed on August 25, in the first Israeli air strike at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, south of the Strip, while four journalists were killed in a second air strike, while covering the raid in which Hussam Al -Masry was killed.
Reuters reported that her photographer was killed in the first raid on the hospital while he was broadcasting a direct television to Reuters, and news institutions around the world, including the BBC, used the shots he took.
The agency said that broadcasting the direct video to Reuters from the hospital, from Hossam Al -Masry's camera, suddenly stopped immediately after the initial blow.
The international reactions denouncing the Israeli strike that targeted Nasser Hospital in the Gaza Strip, which killed five journalists among 20 Palestinians, were killed, at least, who were killed in the strike.
Israeli army spokesman, Avichai Adraei, expressed "regret for any injury among those who are not involved."
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Anas Sharif
The journalist, Annce Al -Sharif, Al -Jazeera correspondent, was killed on August 10, with four other journalists, in an Israeli air strike near Al -Shifa Hospital in Gaza City.
The twenty -eight -year -old was keen to transfer the news from the field, and he always appeared on the screen from the areas near the bombing sites or clashes. Al -Sharif left, leaving his daughter Sham (4 years) and his son Salah (year), who had left them before after that after he insisted on staying in the northern Gaza Strip to convey the news, refusing to comply with the eviction orders by the Israeli forces.
As soon as the killing of Sharif was announced, a tweet appeared on his account on X, he wrote previously for this day, in which he said: "If my words arrived in these words, know that Israel has succeeded in killing and silencing my voice."
He added: "I lived the pain in all its details, and I was tasted and lost again, and despite that, I never hesitated to convey the truth as it is, without forgery or distortion, so that God will be a witness to those who were silent and accepted our killing, and those who surrounded our breath and did not move the remains of our children and our women in their hearts inhabited and did not stop the massacre that we have been exposed to for more than a year."
Anas Al -Sharif lost his father during this war, in a raid targeting the family home in December 2023.
The Israeli army announced that it had targeted Anas al -Sharif, claiming that it was "worked as the head of a terrorist cell in Hamas", but the army provided only a few evidence to support its claim, as Anas denied these accusations earlier, and Al -Jazeera and human rights organizations also rejected these allegations.
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Muhammad Qureiqa
Muhammad Qureiqa was killed in the same Israeli raid that killed his colleague Anas Al -Sharif, and in the same place where his mother's body was found in April 2024, at Al -Shifa Hospital, after the Israeli army was stolen.
The young man of thirty -three years old, had also lost his brother after he was injured in an Israeli raid on the Shujaiya area in March 2025.
Muhammad Qureiqa left, leaving his wife and three children (Zain, Zina, and Sanad).
الصحفيون الذين قتلوا عام 2025
- Moamen Eliwa, an independent journalist, was killed on August 10, 2025
- Muhammad Al -Khalidi, an independent journalist, was killed on August 10, 2025
- Ibrahim Zahir, a photographer of Al -Jazeera, was killed on August 10, 2025
- Mohamed Nofal, Al -Jazeera photographer, was killed on August 10, 2025
- Ismail Abu Hatab, photographer and film maker, was killed on June 30, 2025
- Moamen Abu Al -Aouf, an independent journalist photographer, was killed on June 9, 2025
- Ahmed Qalja, a journalist cooperating with Al -Arabi TV, was killed on June 6, 2025
- Suleiman Hajjaj, a journalist in the Palestine channel today, was killed on June 5, 2025
- Ismail Badeh, a photographer of Palestine channel today, was killed on June 5, 2025
- Hassan Abu Warda, a journalist and founder of the Burq Gaza Media Agency, was killed on May 25, 2025
- Ahmed El Helou, journalist in Quds News Network, was killed on May 15, 2025
- Hassan Samour, Journalist on Voice of Al -Aqsa, was killed on May 15, 2025
- Noureddine Abdo, an independent journalist, was killed on May 7, 2025
- Yahya Sobeih, an independent journalist, was killed on May 7, 2025
- Fatima Hassouna, an independent journalist, was killed on April 16, 2025
- Helmy Al -Faqawi, Palestine channel today, April 7, 2025
- Ahmed Mansour, Palestine channel today, April 7, 2025
- Muhammad Mansour, Palestine channel today, March 24, 2025
- Hossam Shabat, an independent journalist with Al -Jazeera, March 24, 2025
- Mahmoud Al -Bassous, independent and cooperative with Reuters and Anatolia Agency, March 15, 2025
- Ahmed Al -Shayah, independent and cooperative with Al -Jazeera and Quds Press News Agency, January 15, 2025
- Ahmed Abu Al -Rous, Fourth News Agency, January 15, 2025
- Mohamed Al -Tlemis, Safa News Agency, January 14, 2025
- Saed Abu Nabhan, independent and cooperative with Al -Ghad channel and Anatolia Agency, January 10, 2025
- Areej Shaheen, independent, January 3, 2025
- Omar Al -Darawi, Fourth News Agency, January 3, 2025
- Hassan al -Qishawi, independent, January 2, 2025
الصحفيون الذين قتلوا عام 2024
- Faisal Abu Al -Qumsan, Al -Quds Channel today, December 26, 2024
- Ayman Al -Jadi, Al -Quds Channel today, December 26, 2024
- Ibrahim Sheikh Ali, Al -Quds Channel today, December 26, 2024
- Muhammad Al -Ladah, Al -Quds Channel today, December 26, 2024
- Fadi Hassouna, Al -Quds Channel today, December 26, 2024
- Muhammad Al -Sharafi, independent and cooperative with Al -Aqsa Channel, December 18, 2024
- Ahmed Al -Louh, independent and cooperative with Al -Jazeera, December 15, 2024
- Mohamed Baloucheh, Al -Mashhad Channel, December 14, 2024
- Muhammad Al -Qurainawi, Sanad News Agency, December 14, 2024
- Iman Al -Shanti, independent and cooperative with the Al -Aqsa and Al -Jazeera channels, December 11, 2024
- Mamdouh Quneita, Al -Aqsa Channel, November 30, 2024
- Ahmed Abu Sharia, independent, November 19, 2024
- Mahdi Al -Mamlouk, Al -Quds Al -Youm satellite channel, November 11, 2024
- Ahmed Abu Sakhil, Media News, November 9, 2024
- Zahra Abu Sakhil, Media News, November 9, 2024
- Bilal Rajab, Al -Quds Al -Youm satellite channel, November 1, 2024
- Amr Abu Odeh, independent, October 31, 2024
- Nadia Imad Al -Sayed, independent, October 27, 2024
- Saed Radwan, Al -Aqsa Channel, October 27, 2024
- Hanin Baroud, Al Majidat Media Network, October 27, 2024
- Tariq Al -Salhi, Gaza Network Mubasher, October 15, 2024
- Muhammad al -Tanani, Al -Aqsa Channel, October 9, 2024
- Hassan Hamad, independent and cooperative with Al -Jazeera and Media Town, October 6, 2024
- Abdul Rahman Bahr, Urgent Palestine, October 5, 2024
- Nour Abu Aweimer, independent and cooperative with Al -Jazeera Mubasher, October 3, 2024
- Wafaa Al -Adaini, independent, September 29, 2024
- Mohamed Abed Rabbo, Al -Manara Agency, August 27, 2024
- Ahmam Al -Dabbaika, independent and cooperative with Al -Quds Al -Youm satellite channel, August 22, 2024
- Hamza Murtaja, Record Media Foundation, September 20, 2024
- Ibrahim Muhareb, independent, August 18, 2024
- Tamim Abu Muammar, Voice of Palestine Radio, August 9, 2024
- Muhammad Issa Abu Saadeh, independent, August 6, 2024
- Ismail Al -Ghoul, Al -Jazeera, July 31, 2024
- Rami Al -Rifi, independent and cooperative with Al -Jazeera, July 31, 2024
- Muhammad Abu Daqqa, independent and cooperative with Al -Hadath newspaper, July 29, 2024
- Muhammad Abu Jasser, Al -Risala Newspaper, July 20, 2024
- Muhammad Manhal Abu Armana, Palestine now, July 13, 2024
- Rizk Abu Shakian, Palestine Now, July 6, 2024
- Wafaa Abu Dabaan, independent, July 6, 2024
- Amjad Jahjouh, independent, July 6, 2024
- Saadi Madouf, independent, July 5, 2024
- Mohammed Al -Sakani, Jerusalem today, July 4, 2024
- Muhammad Abu Sharia, Shams News Agency, July 1, 2024
- Rashid Al -Babli, independent, June 6, 2024
- Ola Al -Dahdouh, Voice of the homeland, May 31, 2024
- Mahmoud Jahjouh, Palestine Post, May 16, 2024
- Bahaa Al -Din Yassin, Watan Media Agency and Al -Quds News Network, May 10, 2024
- Mustafa Ayyad, independent and cooperative with Al -Jazeera, May 6, 2024
- Salem Abu Tour, Jerusalem today, April 29, 2024
- Ibrahim Al -Gharabawi, independent, April 26, 2024
- Ayman Al -Gharabawi, independent, April 26, 2024
- Muhammad al -Jamal, "Palestine Now" agency, April 25, 2024
- Mustafa Bahr, Urgent Palestine website, March 31, 2024
- Mohamed Adel Abu Sakhil, Shams News Agency, March 28, 2024
- Saher Akram Ryan, Wafa Agency, March 25, 2024
- Muhammad al -Sayyid Abu Sakhil, Voice of Jerusalem Radio, March 18, 2024
- Tariq Abu Sakhil, Voice of Jerusalem Radio, March 18, 2024
- Muhammad Al -Rifi, independent, March 15, 2024
- Abdul Rahman Saima, digital TV, March 14, 2024
- Muhammad Salama, Al -Aqsa Channel, 5 March 2024
- Muhammad Yaghi, independent, February 23, 2024
- Zaid Abu Zayed, Radio of the Holy Quran, February 15, 2024
- Ayman Al -Rafati, Al -Mayadeen, February 14, 2024
- Angham Ahmed Adwan, Libyan channel, February 12, 2024
- Alaa Al -Hams, SND, February 12, 2024
- Yasser Mamdouh, Canaan News Agency, February 11, 2024
- Nafez Abdel -Gawad, Palestine TV, February 8, 2024
- Rizk Al -Gharably, Palestinian Media Center, February 6, 2024
- Muhammad Atallah, Al -Risala and Rasef 22, January 29, 2024
- Tariq Al -Midna, Independent, January 29, 2024
- Iyad Al -Rawagh, Voice of Al -Aqsa Radio, January 25, 2024
- Al -Zuidi, tomorrow, January 14, 2024
- Muhammad Jamal Sobhi Al -Tirtin, Jerusalem today, January 11, 2024
- Ahmed Badir, target portal, January 10, 2024
- Sherif Okasha, independent, January 10, 2024
- Heba Al -Abadleh, Al -Azhar Radio, January 9, 2024
- Abdullah Iyad Bris, Rawafid Educational Channel, January 8, 2024
- Mustafa Thuraya, independent, January 7, 2024
- Hamza Al -Dahdouh, Al -Jazeera, January 7, 2024
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Laws and legislations for the protection of journalists during wars
The Organization for the Protection of Journalists confirms that journalists are civilians, and they are doing a very important job during crises, and they should not be targeted by any party. Sherif Mansour, coordinator of the Middle East and North Africa program in the organization's report on the war in Gaza, says that journalists make great sacrifices, especially those inside the Strip, as they paid and are still paying a heavy price, and they face great threats.
This is not the first time that journalists have been killed in this conflict, most of them Palestinians, but according to the Organization for the Protection of Journalists, the Israeli investigations "resemble the black box" in its length and secret, as there is no policy document describing the nature of the investigation process. The organization says that since Israel began assessments of such cases since 2014, it has been evaluated in 5 cases in which journalists were killed, but none of them led to a criminal investigation.
Even with other cases reaching the investigation stage, human rights groups have criticized these investigations, saying that they are based on the testimonies of the soldiers without collecting other evidence, as they were taking place after a long time after the incidents that are being investigated.
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