Israeli airstrikes kill Palestinian journalist in Gaza
Ruba Shabit
Press TV, Gaza
Israeli airstrikes have killed a Palestinian journalist in his home in the besieged Gaza Strip. This is not the first time that journalists are hit by Israeli regime in its latest onslaught on the impoverished enclave.
Palestinian journalist Yusef Abu Hussein, a broadcaster for Al-Aqsa radio station, was among the four Palestinians killed in the early hours of Wednesday as Israel continued its bombardment on the besieged enclave.
The Israeli regime has targeted journalists and residential towers housing media offices in Gaza. The building housing Press TV office and other media outlets were threatened to be bombed.
Journalists say Israel targets journalists in an attempt to block the truth and disrupt coverage of the human suffering in Gaza, in violation of the international law regarding the freedom of expression.
Observers say the killing of Journalists and destroying media offices in Gaza is aimed at silencing the voices of truth from being delivered to the world.
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