Journalist Amal Zuhd was dead, along with her family, in a bombing that targeted her home in Gaza City.

With the death of journalist Zuhd, at dawn today, Friday, the number of killed journalists in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Strip reaches 64.

Yesterday, the photojournalist, Muhammad Ayyash, and a number of his family members were killed, following a raid carried out by the Israeli occupation that targeted his house in the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip.

Prior to that, the occupation aircraft targeted two journalists from Al-Mayadeen Channel in southern Lebanon, namely correspondent Farah Omar and photographer Rabih Maamari.

The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate announced the death of 63 male and female journalists since the beginning of the Israeli occupation’s aggression against the Gaza Strip on October 7 of last month, while the arrest campaign targeted a total of 31 male and female journalists since October 7, including 29 in the West Bank and 2 in the Gaza Strip. Gaza, and the impact of journalists Nidal Al-Wahidi and Hatheem Abdel-Wahed remains unknown since the aggression on Gaza.