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Three Palestinian journalists are killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza while documenting humanitarian relief, sparking outrage over the targeted silencing of media workers in the conflict zone.

The war on truth in Gaza claimed three more lives today. In a precision airstrike that has drawn immediate international condemnation, an Israeli drone incinerated a vehicle in the al-Zahra area of central Gaza, killing three Palestinian journalists instantly.
The victims were identified as Mohammed Salah Qeshta, Anas Ghunaim, and Abdul Raouf Shaath. They were not combatants. They were storytellers. At the time of their death, they were on assignment for an Egyptian relief organization, documenting the humanitarian catastrophe in displacement camps. Their press vests, usually a shield, served only as a target.
The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate did not mince words, calling the attack a "deliberate assassination." "This is not an accident," the Syndicate stated. "This is a systematic policy to blind the world. If you kill the witness, you kill the crime." The death toll for media workers in the enclave has now reached unprecedented levels, making Gaza the deadliest place in modern history to be a journalist.
The Israeli military offered a familiar justification, stating they struck "suspects operating a drone affiliated with Hamas." They promised an "examination" of the incident. But for the families of Qeshta, Ghunaim, and Shaath, these investigations are hollow bureaucratic exercises that never lead to accountability.
Tonight, three cameras lie broken in the dust of al-Zahra. The footage they captured may never be seen. But their death is a story in itself—a grim testament to the price of journalism in a zone where the truth is considered a hostile act.
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