Fifteen days after Israel murdered Four journalists from the Qatari network Al-Jazeera, and two more in Gaza City, the Hebrew armed forces have once again killed the eyes that bear witness to their systematic genocide in the Strip. This time, in a double attack against Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, in the south of the Palestinian enclave, which has left at least 20 dead, according to sources from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Ministry of Health. Among the wounded are also staff members and patients.

Since the start of the offensive in October 2023, Israel has killed 238 Palestinian journalists working in Gaza, a figure reported by the Hamas-controlled Gaza government and endorsed by the United Nations (UN). Add to this Israel's ban on entry to international journalists, and the media blackout sought by the Netanyahu government to ensure impunity is almost total. Yet, despite professionals literally risking their lives, the images and data that continue to be disseminated speak for themselves: Israel is committing an inhumane genocide, starving a defenseless and exhausted population. This hunger and violence are also affecting journalists. No one escapes the policy of extermination that Israel is implementing in a devastated Gaza Strip.