On August 10, 2025, a devastating Israeli airstrike targeted a tent near Gaza City's al-Shifa hospital, killing six Palestinian media workers, including four Al Jazeera journalists: Anas al-Khaldi, Mohammed Qreiqeh, Anas al-Sharif, and Ibrahim Zaher.
Their families have shared heartfelt tributes honoring their lives and unwavering commitment to reporting the realities faced by Palestinians amid conflict.
Anas al-Khaldi, approaching his 37th birthday, was known for his investigative journalism and passion for truth, despite enduring hunger, displacement, and danger.
Mohammed Qreiqeh, a cameraman and devoted family man, captured the suffering and resilience of Gaza's people even as he mourned the loss of his mother, who perished in the conflict.
Anas al-Sharif fought tirelessly to amplify Gaza’s voice globally, even at the cost of personal safety, and was mourned for his bravery and kindness.
Ibrahim Zaher, though not related by blood, was considered a brother and close colleague, sharing the dangerous work of documenting war's toll.
All four journalists faced multiple displacements, threats, and hardships but remained resolute in their mission to shed light on the tragedy unfolding in Gaza.
Their deaths symbolize the high price paid by media professionals working in conflict zones and highlight the ongoing struggle for peace amid suffering.
Families continue to call for recognition of their sacrifices and justice for their loss in a time of tumult and hardship.
Their families have shared heartfelt tributes honoring their lives and unwavering commitment to reporting the realities faced by Palestinians amid conflict.
Anas al-Khaldi, approaching his 37th birthday, was known for his investigative journalism and passion for truth, despite enduring hunger, displacement, and danger.
Mohammed Qreiqeh, a cameraman and devoted family man, captured the suffering and resilience of Gaza's people even as he mourned the loss of his mother, who perished in the conflict.
Anas al-Sharif fought tirelessly to amplify Gaza’s voice globally, even at the cost of personal safety, and was mourned for his bravery and kindness.
Ibrahim Zaher, though not related by blood, was considered a brother and close colleague, sharing the dangerous work of documenting war's toll.
All four journalists faced multiple displacements, threats, and hardships but remained resolute in their mission to shed light on the tragedy unfolding in Gaza.
Their deaths symbolize the high price paid by media professionals working in conflict zones and highlight the ongoing struggle for peace amid suffering.
Families continue to call for recognition of their sacrifices and justice for their loss in a time of tumult and hardship.
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