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Libya Observer
a day ago
- Politics
- Libya Observer
Tripoli journalists' union condemns killing of Al Jazeera crew in Gaza
The Journalists' Syndicate in Tripoli and western Libya has strongly condemned what it called a 'massacre' carried out by the occupying Israeli forces on Sunday evening, which killed five members of Al Jazeera's crew in Gaza, including journalists Anas Al-Sharif and Mohammed Qreiqa. In a statement issued late Sunday, the syndicate expressed full solidarity with journalists working in Gaza, who it said are being deliberately targeted and assassinated in an attempt to suppress information and erase evidence of 'atrocities, genocide, and starvation' being inflicted on the Palestinian people, particularly in the besieged enclave. Observers say the killing of Al-Sharif, Qreiqa and their colleagues reflects an apparent intention by Israel to eliminate journalists in Gaza City ahead of a planned military takeover. The Israeli government reportedly approved a phased plan to seize full control of the territory last Friday. News Tagged: Gaza Journalists Press Freedom Media Under Attack Human Rights war crimes
Saba Yemen
23-07-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Number of Martyrs in Tel Al-Hawa Neighborhood in Gaza Rises to 9, Including Journalist
Gaza - Saba: The number of Palestinian martyrs in the Israeli Zionist enemy warplane bombing that targeted Tel Al-Hawa neighborhood southwest of Gaza City on Wednesday morning has risen to 9, including a journalist and members of her family. According to the Palestinian News Agency "Wafa," medical sources reported that the death toll from the Israeli enemy's bombing of the Al-Shaer family home rose to 9, including the pregnant journalist Walaa Al-Jaabari, her five children, and her husband Amjad Al-Shaer. Due to the brutality of the bombing, the fetus was expelled from her womb. With the martyrdom of journalist Al-Jaabari, the number of journalists martyred since the beginning of this year until the end of last June rises to 34. According to the semi-annual report on press freedoms issued by the Journalists' Syndicate a few days ago, the first half of this year witnessed a significant escalation in the targeting of journalists, as 41 individuals from their families were martyred, 32 of their homes were destroyed, and 66 injuries were recorded among them, most of them caused by shrapnel from missiles and live bullets. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)
Middle East
30-04-2025
- Business
- Middle East
OPEN// Finance min., Salama discuss developing Journalists Syndicate's financial resources
CAIRO, April 30 (MENA) - Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk on Wednesday had a meeting with Abdel Mohsen Salama, one of the candidates vying for the post of the Journalists' Syndicate head, to discuss developing the syndicate's financial resources. During the meeting, the minister expressed his full appreciation for the press and journalists, and his belief in the important role played by the Egyptian press in supporting the State's efforts in all fields. He also asserted its ability to overcome all economic difficulties caused by the current regional and international developments. Veteran journalist Abdel Mohsen Salama said he discussed with the finance minister means to develop the Journalists Syndicate's financial resources, stressing the necessity of working to raise the standard of living for all journalists. This will be achieved by providing an integrated economic package, including increasing the training and technology allowance to help improve the journalists' living conditions, and increasing the annual subsidy allocated to the Journalists Syndicate, he added. He also stressed the need to work on bilateral coordination to provide further support to the syndicate in its activities, training, and healthcare services. This will help create a stimulating work environment for journalists that will encourage them to exert utmost effort in the coming period, Salama said. (MENA) R R N/R G E
