Journalists dismantle their tents and pack their equipment as they prepare to evacuate after the Israeli army ordered Gazans living in eastern Rafah neighborhoods to head to Al-Mawasi area.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) says 140 journalists have been killed in the Israeli military's raids, bombardments and missile attacks across the Gaza Strip, six months into the regime's genocidal war on the besieged territory.

Two more Palestinian journalists have been killed in Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, pushing the death toll of press members targeted by Israel since October 7 to 132.

In yet another direct assault on journalists reporting Israeli atrocities from Gaza, the occupying regime has destroyed the Press House building west of the Gaza City.

Mohammed Zaher Hamo, a Gaza-based aspiring journalist who wanted to be the voice of oppressed around the world, including his homeland, was silenced forever by the Israeli regime.

Hassen Seria reports from Cape Town.

Haneen al-Qashtan, a 34-year-old Gaza-based radio journalist, was killed with her family when an Israeli airstrike targeted their family home in Gaza’s Nuseirat refugee camp.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) confirms that it is investigating potential crimes against journalists since the outbreak of Israeli ground and air strikes against the besieged Gaza Strip.

Iran’s foreign minister says Israel dreads world public enlightenment and abhors members of the press for that reason.

At least 106 journalists have been killed by the Israeli regime since Oct. 7, making the besieged Palestinian territory the most dangerous place and a “cemetery” for journalists.