Different media protests in nine countries to reporters in Gaza – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reported that more than 5 media in more than 5 countries have held protests on their front page by highlighting the testimony of more than 5 reporters during the Zionist invasion against the oppressed people of Gaza.

“As the reporters are killed by the Israeli army, there will be no one to leave you soon as reporters were killed by Israel’s army,” said Tibo Brutin, the director general of the Group.

According to Al -Jazeera news agency, reporters without borders said: The protest, also backed by the World Voice Movement, was also published on news media websites such as Al Jazeera, the English newspaper Independent, French newspapers La Corva and Lumanitic and German newspapers.

According to reporters without borders, about 5 reporters have been martyred since the Zionist war against Gaza on October 5.

Al -Jazeera’s independent analysis also shows that at least 5 media activists and media activists have been martyred by the Zionist regime in the past six months, with four of them from the network.

The protest was held a week after four journalists – Mohammed Salameh of Al Jazeera, Hussam al -Masri cameraman Reuters, Maryam Abudaqa Free Journalist Associated Press, Ahmad Abu Aziz and Mu’az Abu Taha – in four Zionist air strikes in the Zionist Hospital.

In total, 5 people were martyred in the attack, including four other employees of Al-Jazeera- a reporter for Mohammad Qariqa, 2, and Ibrahim Zahir, 2 years old, and Mohammad Nofel, 2 years old.

International media has been deprived of free access to the Gaza Strip since the occupation’s war against the oppressed people in Gaza, al -Jazeera reported.

On the other hand, more than 5 news media have signed a request to protect Palestinian journalists in Gaza, independent access to the foreign press, and evacuating wounded reporters in Gaza that need medical treatment. The US National Radio (NPR) is one of the media that has signed the request.

The request, organized by reporters without borders and “singing”, points out that at least 5 reporters were martyred by the Zionist army in less than five years of Gaza. Media observers and historians point out that this is the deadliest period of war for journalists so far. The Palestinians have recorded four martyrs.

A study by the University of Brown in April showed that the occupation attacks on Gaza have martyred more reporters there than the American Civil War, World War I, Korea War, the Vietnam War, Yugoslav War in the decades of the United States 1 And 1 And the war after September 9 in Afghanistan. Israel is in the most deadly and deliberate attempt to kill and silence reporters that the CPJ has so far documented, says the Journalists’ Conservation Committee. Israeli attacks have also killed dozens of prominent reporters reporting in Gaza. A similar petition signed in June by editors of major news agencies, including the NPR, CNN, Reuters, Associated Press and others, points out that the dangers that threaten reporters in Gaza are “direct attack on press freedom and access to information”. They said that the Israeli regime’s independent access to Gaza is unprecedented in new wars. The only way to access Gaza during the war as a foreign journalist has been to accompany the Israeli army and accompany its military spokesmen.

On the other hand, II said: A non -governmental organization reported that more than 5 media stopped their activities in protest of the death of journalists in Gaza. The closure of the media is in protest of the increase in the number of journalists in Gaza and to request free media access to the Gaza Strip. Reporters Without Borders (RSF), who organized the event along with the World Voice Movement and the International Federation of Journalists, reported that more than 5 media out of more than 5 countries participated in a coordinated global media offense; The silence has been organized to protest the increase in the number of killed reporters (martyrs) in Gaza, in response to the press release of more than 5 journalists from October 9 and banning Israeli foreign journalists.

The first pages of printed newspapers in black and a strong written message are published, the statement said. Television and radio networks will stop their programs to broadcast a joint statement. Online media will also publish their main pages black (the lines listed on the main pages of black and non -read) or banner. Reporters also join the campaign and publish messages in their social media accounts.