Honoring the Real Photographers Without Borders of Palestine

Introduction

• The ongoing conflict in Palestine has led to the deaths of numerous journalists and media workers.
• 83 media workers have been killed since October 7, 2023, by Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF).
• Comparison: 69 journalists killed over 6 years in WWII, 63 in Vietnam over 20 years.

Remembering the Fallen

• Honoring Palestinian journalists and photographers who have died since October 7.
• A comprehensive list of names is provided.
• Emphasizes the personal lives and dreams of these individuals.
• Ongoing conflict has not allowed for a ceasefire in over 100 days.

The Work of Surviving Journalists

• Many journalists continue their work despite losing homes and family members.
• They contribute to the truth by documenting the atrocities and caring for victims.

Featured Journalists and Their Stories

Motaz Azaiza

• Palestinian photojournalist with over 18 million Instagram followers.
• Documented the genocide for 108 days before being evacuated to Qatar.
• His work is vital in international trials for war crimes.

Hind Khoudary

• TV reporter from Gaza who was forced to flee.
• Continues to document the war's impact on families and communities.

Wael Al-Dahdouh

• Al Jazeera correspondent who lost family members to an airstrike.
• Continues to report despite personal losses.

Bisan Owda

• 25-year-old filmmaker using social media to highlight genocide.
• Shares both the struggles and rare moments of normalcy in Gaza.

Doaa Al-Baz

• Contributor to The Observer Post in Gaza.
• Documents the daily struggles of families while mourning her family's losses.

Saleh Al Jafarawi

• Uses social media to expose violence in Gaza.
• On Israeli army's "red list" for assassination.

Abderahman Raefat Batah (Abboud)

• 17-year-old journalist known for his unique reporting style.
• Uses social media to spread awareness about the genocide.

Ahmed Hijazi

• Content creator showing truths from Gaza's hospitals.
• His work is noted for its focus on the human side of the conflict.

Lama Jamous

• Gaza's youngest journalist at 9 years old, documenting her experiences and those of other children.

Conclusion

• Photographers Without Borders honors the sacrifices of journalists and photographers in Gaza.
• Their documented images and stories aim to bring justice for Palestinians and oppressed people worldwide.