Journalists reporting in Gaza need to worry about basic survival for themselves and their families in addition to getting out the story of a besieged population.
– A limited number of journalists in Gaza are trying to report on the war with Israel while facing the same problems as the besieged Palestinian population there — wondering where to live, where to get food and water, and how to stay safe.is the latest example of how that reality hinders the world's ability to get a full picture of what is happening to the Palestinian population In Gaza.
“Working in Gaza right now is extremely difficult and that's in large part because our staff are both covering the story and worrying about their own safety and the safety of their families,” said Julie Pace, executive editor and senior vice president of The Associated Press. “This is a population that over the years has been used to fairly extreme situations, but I think they would all say that this is on a much, much bigger scale,” Chetwynd said, referring to the previous four wars between Israel and Hamas.
to the central Gaza town of Deir al-Balah, below the evacuation line, to shelter in a cousin’s home near the local hospital. But a series of blasts rocked the building, killing at least seven family members and burying women and children in the rubble, he said.Marwan al-Ghoul, working for CBS News, was similarly heading south with his family in Gaza.
That was the case after Tuesday's explosion at al-Ahli hospital. “You can often show people things that in the past you would not have been able to show,” Roy said. “Eyewitness reporting is the best, being able to report what you see,” said Luke Baker, Jerusalem bureau chief for Reuters between 2014-2017. Experienced journalists are also more apt to know sources they can depend upon for truthful information, he said.journalists were left to sift through the competing finger-pointing over which side was to blame. “The truth does matter,” Rachel Maddow said on MSNBC's overage. “It's the only thing we have here.
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