International news agencies have re -called calls for Israel to allow journalists out and out of Gaza.
Since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, reporters only entered Gaza under Israel’s military escort and with strict rules on their reporting.
Along with closing Gaza, global news outlets rely more on local Palestinian journalists for photos, videos and text reporting.
Reporters with boundaries, Egens France Press (AFP), Associated Press (AP), Reuters, and BBC said on Thursday that they are “strictly worried” for their reporters in Gaza, who are struggling to find enough food and their family.
In a joint statement, organizations said that there are journalists Used to face difficulty in conflict areasBut the danger of starvation has now become a matter of serious concern.
The statement said, “For several months, thesis independent journalists have placed the world’s eyes and ear bees on the ground in Gaza to bees.” “They are now facing the same situations they are covering.”
The statement said, “We once again urge Israeli officials to allow journalists to and out in Gaza. It is necessary that adequate food supply should reach people.”
Reports with Borders said in early July that over 200 journalists had killed bees in Gaza since the struggle started.
Earlier this week, AFP stated that it was facing its employees with a “frightening situation”. It said that the conditions were now so serious that they were growing fast to work.
Israel has stated that it is committed to allowing humanitarian aid in Gaza, but emphasizes strict controls to prevent the supply from the militants. Israel cut all the supply to Gaza in early March and reopen the reach under tight sanctions in May.
