On December 15,
Ahmed Al-Louh, a 39-year-old Palestinian journalist who freelanced with multiple outlets including Qatar-funded Al Jazeera, was
killed in an Israeli airstrike on the Nuseirat camp in Gaza city, on December 15, 2024, according to
Al Jazeera and
multiple news reports. Al Jazeera reported that Al-Louh was wearing a “Press” vest and helmet, considered the attack to be
targeted. Al-Louh is the seventh
Al Jazeera-affiliated journalist killed by Israel since the war began. Israel army spokesperson for Arabic Media, Avichay Adraee, acknowledged the targeting of Al-Louh and accused him of being an Islamic Jihad militant
in a post on X, but provided no proof for the allegation.
On December 14,
Mohammed Balousha, a 38-year-old Palestinian journalist and the reporter for the Emirati-owned, Dubai-based Al Mashhad Media was killed in a direct Israeli drone strike when he was returning from a medical checkup at the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood clinic in northern Gaza City, according to the
outlet and
multiple news reports. Al Mashhad TV said it considered the attack
deliberate.
On December 14,
Mohammed Al Qrinawi, a Palestinian journalist and the editor at the local Snd news agency, was killed along with his wife and their three children, in an Israeli airstrike on Al Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza Strip, according to his
outlet and
multiple news reports.
On December 11,
Iman Al Shanti, a 36 year-old Palestinian journalist who was a host and producer for Al Aqsa Radio and a reporter for Al Jazeera’s AJ+ platform during the war, was killed with her family in an Israeli airstrike on the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in northern Gaza, according to
multiple news reports.