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Why Gaza war is most deadly conflict for journalists in recent history

By France24
23 December 2023   |   3:12 am
Reporting in Gaza has been severely restricted under intense Israeli bombardment, with repeated communications blackouts and a lack of food, fuel and housing, said CPJ, adding that foreign journalists have not been able to independently access the strip for most of the war.

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