Forty journalists detained in prisons
The article focused on the Israeli occupation forces targeting Palestinian journalists in the occupied territories, having detained around 40 journalists, including five women, since the beginning of the genocide, with over 250 arrests and detentions since the start of the operations. The occupation continues to impose house arrest on three journalists, and more than 260 journalists have been killed since the outbreak of the conflict, including two in prisons, while the fate of other journalists remains forcibly disappeared. These arrests are part of systematic policies that include administrative detention and charges of "incitement," in addition to journalists being subjected to serious crimes such as torture and assault, in an attempt to obscure the facts and prevent the dissemination of what is happening inside the prisons and within the Palestinian territories.
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