Three other Palestinian journalists who were killed in the Gaza Strip in Israeli strikes; The number of fatalities increases to 220

Three other Palestinian journalists were killed in separate Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip, which, according to the local authorities, increased the death to 220 to 220 in early October 2023.

The photojournalist Aziz al-Hajjar, his wife and children were killed on Sunday when Israeli fighter planes bombed a house in the district of Safawi in the northern Gaza Strip.

The family of Abdul Rahman Tawfiq al-Abadala also confirmed that the Palestinian journalist was killed in an Israeli bombing in the city of Al-Qarara north of Khan Yunis. They said they had lost contact with Abadla two days earlier.

The Gaza government media office also said that the Palestinian journalist Nour Qandil, alongside her husband Khaled Abu and her young daughter in Israeli strike, had launched her house in Deir El-Balah in the central gaza strip.

The deaths came just two days after Ahmed al-Hhalou, a reporter from the local Al-Quds News Network, was killed in an Israeli attack in the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli military was resumed on March 18 on March 18, bombing of Gaza, thousands of Palestinians were killed and many others injured after destroying the 2-month ceasefire contract with the Palestinian group Hamas and the deal with the exchange of Israeli prisoners with Palestinian kidnappers.

At least 53,272 Palestinians were killed, mainly women and children, and another 120,673 people who have been injured in brutal Israeli military attack in the Gaza since October 7, 2023.

In November last November, the International Criminal Court issued arrest for Netanyahu and the former Israeli Minister of Military Affairs Yoav Gallant, citing war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.

Israel also faces herself before a genocide proceedings at the International Court of Justice because of his war against the besieged coastal area.

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