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Global Action to Protect Press Freedom in Gaza

  • Sep 1, 2025
  • 1 min read

For 23 months, the Israeli authorities have denied journalists from outside Gaza independent access to the Palestinian territory. The only ones continuing to document events are local reporters working under inhumane conditions: without housing, equipment, medical care, or even food. During this time, the Israeli army has killed at least 210 journalists.


More than 150 media outlets from over 50 countries are uniting to demand that Israel open Gaza’s borders to international journalists and uphold its international obligations to treat journalists as civilians.


“At the rate the Israeli army is killing journalists in Gaza, soon there will be no one left to keep you informed,” warns Reporters Without Borders.


On September 1, we join the global action to defend press freedom in Gaza.


 
 
 

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Jul 21

It’s deeply alarming to see how long foreign journalists have been barred from Gaza and the tragic toll paid by local reporters covering the crisis under such harsh conditions. We must continue amplifying their voices and demanding guaranteed media access and protection. While designing some solidarity awareness materials to share online, I’ve been relying on a gradient generator to quickly create clean visual layouts—it’s made putting together campaign graphics much more efficient. Hoping this coordinated global push leads to real, lasting change for press freedom on the ground. 🕊️📰

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