Palestinian TV Channel Says Israeli Strike Kills 5 Journalists In Gaza

A Palestinian TV channel affiliated with a group said five of its journalists were killed Thursday in an Israeli strike on their vehicle in Gaza

Gaza Strip, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 26th Dec, 2024) A Palestinian tv channel affiliated with a group said five of its journalists were killed Thursday in an Israeli strike on their vehicle in Gaza.

A missile hit the journalists' broadcast truck as it was parked in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, according to a statement from their employer, Al-Quds Today.

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The station identified the five staffers as Faisal Abu Al-Qumsan, Ayman Al-Jadi, Ibrahim Al-Sheikh Khalil, Fadi Hassouna and Mohammed Al-Lada'a.

They were killed "while performing their journalistic and humanitarian duty", the statement said.

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