Another journalist killed in Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip

In Gaza, a statement from the government's media office noted that Palestinian journalist Ali Salim Abu Ajwa lost his life in an Israeli bombardment while performing his duties in Gaza City.

NUMBER OF KILLED JOURNALISTS RISES TO 110

Condolences were extended to Abu Ajwa's family and loved ones. It was stated that the number of journalists killed in Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7 has risen to 110.

A JOURNALIST QUITS THE PROFESSION FOLLOWING EVENTS IN GAZA

Meanwhile, Anas al-Najjar, a journalist working in Gaza, announced that he is quitting his profession in this brutal war, complaining about the world's indifference to what is happening in Gaza.

In a post on his social media account, Najjar stated, "I am ending my news coverage here. Searching for a safe place with my family is a thousand times better than searching for news to convey to a world that does not understand what feelings or humanity mean."

Noting that he prays for God's mercy for his journalist colleagues killed in Israeli attacks, Najjar stated that he has "ended his journalistic work in this brutal war."

News Source: AA