Israel Murders Journalists

Al Jazeera’s Ibrahim al-Khalili reports from Gaza’s Al-Shifa hospital, where an Israeli drone strike destroyed a journalists’ tent, killing four Al Jazeera staff—Anas al-Sharif, Mohammed Qreiqeh, cameraman Ibrahim Zaher, and assistant Mohammed Noufal.

The attack, launched without warning, reduced the tent to rubble, with shrapnel scars and scattered belongings visible. Khalili describes the journalists’ final moments, preparing dinner before the strike. The site underscores the lethal risks faced by reporters documenting Israel’s assault. Al Jazeera condemns the targeting of its team, who died “just to tell the truth.”

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