International Day of Solidarity highlights threats to Palestinian journalists
Today’s article discusses the global solidarity with the Palestinian journalist on the occasion of the International Day observed annually on September 26, established by the International Federation of Journalists in 1996 to honor the events of the "Tunnel Uprising" and to condemn the Israeli occupation’s refusal to allow the opening of a tunnel beneath the Al-Aqsa Mosque. Since the start of the comprehensive Israeli aggression on Gaza and the West Bank in October 2023, attacks by occupying forces against journalists have intensified. Since then, 262 journalists have been killed—261 in Gaza and one in the West Bank—alongside hundreds of violations including arrests, injuries, destruction of media institutions and property, censorship of coverage, and assaults by settlers. The report highlights a systematic pattern of violence and repression that threatens the lives of journalists and aims to silence the voice of truth amidst ongoing military operations and repressive practices against Palestinian media.
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