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[drsonnet]

Art depicting the funeral of JOURNALIST Ismail Al ghoul (1997-2024)

The assassination of Al Jazeera journalist Ismail Al-Ghoul by an Israeli missile that decapitated him during #GazaGenocide

ART BY : مرام علي  (Maram Ali) Facebook

[mysharona1987]

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Happy Halloween >:3

full bat mode. the only dressing up I'm doing this year 🫡

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They fucking killed Club Penguin Journey with no warning in the middle of a fantastic party because people don't know how to fucking behave. Never love anything

[good-old-gossip]

Anas, Al-Jazeera Journalist is in DANGER!!!!!!! Terrorist Army of Israel is after him!!!!

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NO WAY NO WAY!! IM LOSING MY MIND!

CPJ IS BACK!!! I cannot believe these! It feels so crazy!

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Literally me

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killing myself club penguin journey shutting down

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CARNIVAL IGGY!!!!!!

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club penguin is kil AGAIN :c

[vyorei]

At least 27 journalists are dead since the beginning of the siege of Gaza, 22 were Palestinians.

[drsonnet]

Six months of war are six months too many in which more than 100 journalists have been killed in Gaza. This massacre must stop. Gaza’s reporters must be protected, those who wish must be evacuated, and Gaza’s gates must be opened to international media. The few reporters who have been able to leave bear witness to the same terrifying reality of journalists being attacked, injured and killed. The Israel Defence Forces are silencing those who are driven by a duty to report the facts. RSF calls on the international community, its leaders and its governments, to do everything to step up pressure on the Israeli authorities to end this disaster. Palestinian journalism must be protected as a matter of urgency.

Jonathan Dagher- Head of RSF’s Middle East desk

RSF has met with some of the evacuated journalists in the Qatari capital, Doha, including Al Jazeera’s iconic bureau chief Wael al-Dahdouh, Agence France-Presse (AFP) photojournalist Mahmoud al-Hams, RSF correspondent Ola al-Zaanoon, and her son, freelance reporter Moussa al-Zaanoon. 

They describe the risks they ran to keep reporting the news as Gaza continued to be completely closed. “We felt it was up to us to provide the entire world with information,” RSF’s correspondent said. “A journalist was killed or wounded every day,” her 24-year-old son added. “I was in constant fear of losing my father, my mother and my own life, but I understood that it was my duty to report what was happening.”

These journalists, who were evacuated from Gaza in January and February, were in such constant fear of being targeted by Israeli strikes that other civilians were afraid to be near them, said AFP’s photojournalist Mahmoud Hams. “During the evacuation of Gaza City [in October], some people didn’t want me to be near them for fear that I would be targeted as a journalist,” Hams said. “Others refused to rent us houses to live, work and rest in because they had the unshak

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reiterates its call to the international community to protect Palestinian journalism and step up pressure on Israel for an end to the massacre in Gaza, where more than 105 journalists have been killed since 7 October, including at least 22 killed in the course of their work. Gaza is still inaccessible and subject to constant bombardment but few journalists have been allowed to leave.

“Protection” is the emphatic response from Gazan journalists when asked by RSF what they most need in Gaza today. They have lived in constant terror since 7 October, counting the deaths of loved-ones and colleagues. According to RSF’s tally, at least 105 have so far been killed by Israeli airstrikes, rockets and gunfire, including at least 22 in the course of their work.

Despite repeated calls from NGOs, including RSF, for the Rafah border crossing to be opened, only journalists embedded with the Israel Defence Forces have been able to enter Gaza and they are restricted to covering Israeli permitted areas. Israel has meanwhile allowed only a handful of Gazan journalists to be evacuated.

rsf.org

More than 100 journalists killed in six months in Gaza - where is the international community? [EN/AR] - occupied Palestinian territory | ReliefWeb

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CTS A - Week 11 | Compulsory Question 2

The values of CTS A can be brought to the rest of the other modules that I have learned and each value varies depending on what task we are being tasked on.

In Studio, values such as Assertion and Conflict, Emotional Intelligence and Collaboration Skills are more commonly used whenever we are required to work in a team. I feel that having the ability to listen and voice out our own opinion, while compromising with the ideas that were being given by others, will definitely help the team in achieving a common goal together. Documentation, together with Facts and Reliable Sources will take place when we are working on our personal Creative Process Journal, CPJ, in making sure that all the sources that we have gathered are authentic and reliable for us to look up and cross reference to in the future.

For the Craft module, I will say that the Growth Mindset plays a huge role in it. Whenever we are given an assignment to work on, it will always be something that is foreign to us. This is where I start to step out of my comfort zone to try out new things while bearing the fact that I need to embrace any failures that are going to come along my way. Be it accidentally merging ink onto the paper or drawing incorrectly, I will always need to think of ways to improvise on the mistake and to work with it.

Photography requires us to have as much trial and error as we progress along the way in order to capture a good photo, while Digital Skills require us to practice and memorize all the shortcut keys that the lecturer has taught us in order to be proficient in the software that we are using. Hence, I feel that not much value from CTS A is being used in these two modules, but nevertheless those values will always be a good practice to uphold.

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Nah why is club penguin the only thing that motivates me to work. I can just tell myself “I’m gonna play cpj if I eat” and baam I’m eating. What

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god I love Club Penguin Journey. Rookie distracts Herbert by telling him a culturally insensitive joke from The Far Side

[good-old-gossip]

Israeli war on Gaza has killed more journalists over the past year than any other conflict over the past three decades, according to data by CPJ

According to the CPJ, a US-based group monitoring human rights violations against journalists worldwide, at least 128 media workers were killed in the conflict between 7 October 2023 and 4 October 2024.

The organisation is also investigating a further 130 cases of suspected killings, detentions or injuries. The group said it's the deadliest period for journalists since it began its documentation activities in 1992.

The data is conservative compared to the number of journalists reported killed by the Palestinian health ministry, which has estimated that at least 175 were killed between 7 October 2023 and 6 October 2024.

The CPJ said that journalists over the past 12 months have worked under the same dire humanitarian conditions as all civilians in Gaza, including the devastating bombardment of the densely populated enclave that destroyed most of its buildings, the Israeli siege that led to famine, and the constant displacement of the population.

"Since the war in Gaza started, journalists have been paying the highest price - their lives - for their reporting. Without protection, equipment, international presence, communications, or food and water, they are still doing their crucial jobs to tell the world the truth," said the CPJ's Carlos Martinez de la Serna.

The targeting of journalists during conflicts is a crime under international law. Israel is currently standing trial before the International Court of Justice for its alleged violation of the 1948 Genocide Convention, in a case filed by South Africa in December.

South Africa's application cited the targeting of Palestinian journalists as part of its evidence.

"In the two months since 7 October 2023, the number of journalists killed already exceeded that of the entirety of World War II," it said in the application.

Israel denies that it deliberately targets journalists.

✍️: Sondos Asem/MEE