Devastating and stunning report on the journalists killed in the Gaza war by my The Washington Post colleagues Ellen Francis, Artur Galocha and Joe Snell.
Please read about their stories.

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The journalists killed in Gaza—& what they tried to show the world, Ellen Francis Artur Galocha Joe Snell, The Washington Post

A powerful piece showing Gaza through the lens of the last photos & videos of 7 of the 85 journalists killed in the #Israel - #Gaza war
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Powerful work: 'The journalists killed in Gaza — and what they tried to show the world.' The Post has collected some of the last photos and videos these journalists shared. This is Gaza through their lens via Ellen Francis Artur Galocha Joe Snell wapo.st/3OCsvTG

The journalists killed in Gaza — and what they tried to show the world wapo.st/3OCsvTG

Journalists in Gaza have been killed covering the war and sheltering from it. Some have died with their colleagues; others, with their families.

At least 85 journalists and media workers killed in four months of war, according to Committee to Protect Journalists. All but seven were Palestinians killed in Israel’s war in Gaza. These are some of their last words and images. with Artur Galocha Joe Snell Reem Akkad
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They survived wars. Married. Had children. Lost loved ones. Now, at over 100 years old, a group of centenarians from around the world reflect on lives well-lived — and tell the The Washington Post what advice they would have given their younger selves: washingtonpost.com/wellness/2024/…

.The Washington Post's Ellen Francis on how Palestinians in Lebanon are following the Gaza war from their own exile: washingtonpost.com/world/2024/01/… (With photos by DIEGO IBARRA SÁNCHEZ)

“I wish we had died under the olive trees, instead of leaving like that & seeing what I’ve seen.”

Dispatch from Lebanon by Ellen Francis on Palestinian“shatat” — meaning “diaspora, meaning a sense of dispersal, of something separated into pieces & scattered
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Israeli strikes in Lebanon that killed Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah and injured six others in October were “apparently deliberate” attacks on civilians tantamount to a war crime, investigations by Amnesty International Human Rights Watch have concluded. Reports in thread 👇
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An AFP investigation into the strike in southern Lebanon that killed a Reuters journalist and injured six others, including two from AFP, points to a tank round used only by the Israeli army in this border region

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At least 61 journalists and media workers have been killed in the Israel-Gaza war since Oct. 7.

The majority of those killed, 54, were Palestinians. washingtonpost.com/world/2023/10/…

Looking for background reading to catch up with what's happening in Israel-Gaza war?

Thread with some context pieces from colleagues at @WashingtonPost:

Between Israel and Gaza, a deep history of trauma and violence

by Ishaan Tharoor
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Four top Japanese government ministers ate sashimi from Fukushima this week, seeking to dispel safety concerns about fish from the region after the release of treated radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant. By Ellen Francis Julia Mio Inuma (井沼ジュリア)
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Even if the water being released from Fukushima isn’t dangerous, it could cause real economic harm.

Huge thanks to Ellen Francis for citing me in this The Washington Post article.

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Top news organizations from around the world are calling for the release of our WSJ colleague Evan Gershkovich, a trusted and experienced reporter arrested while doing his job. We are grateful for all the support as we seek his immediate release

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Before Evan Gershkovich headed on a reporting trip to Yekaterinburg, a colleague wrote him a text: “Hey buddy, good luck today.”
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