At least 262 Palestinian journalists have been killed in Gaza since the start of the war against the besieged enclave, marking one of the deadliest periods for media workers in recent global history, reports Al Jazeera.
Despite newsrooms being destroyed and reporters losing their lives, coverage continues through a new generation of young, often untrained correspondents determined to document the conflict.
With international media access severely restricted, the responsibility of reporting increasingly falls on local journalists who work in makeshift shelters and tents amid rubble, facing constant danger.
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For many, journalism has shifted from profession to urgent responsibility.
Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud reports from Gaza City on the new generation of journalists, many of them young women.
Gaza’s young journalists document Israel’s war crimes Video: Al Jazeera
