According to the CPJ, at least 245 journalists and media workers have been confirmed dead as of October 31, including 203 Palestinians, 2 Israelis, 6 Lebanese, 3 Iranian, and 31 Yemeni.
This article is intended for any news organisation considering sending journalists or crews into Gaza when access becomes possible. Conditions on the ground will be extremely challenging, with little or no reliable infrastructure or medical capacity. Any deployment must therefore be fully self-sufficient and avoid placing any additional burden on local communities or services. Teams should prepare accordingly with comprehensive supplies, medical readiness and clear evacuation arrangements.
The International News Safety Institute (INSI) is deeply saddened by the death of our long-time colleague and friend, Nick Mosdell.
The International News Safety Institute (INSI) is appalled by the killing of five Al-Jazeera journalists and one freelancer in an Israeli airstrike on their tent near Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, including correspondent Anas al-Sharif.
Local journalists in Gaza have been essential to informing the world about the war. With international reporters banned from entering by Israel, these journalists have shouldered the responsibility of bearing witness - always at enormous personal risk.
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