सत्य के लिए भूखा: गाजा पत्रकार बंदी और युद्ध के बीच मौत का सामना कर रहे हैं

Journalists working for Agence France-Presse (AFP) and other outlets in Gaza are warning that they are at risk of starving to death due to extreme shortages of food, water, and medical supplies. The dire conditions have left reporters, photographers, and video journalists suffering from malnutrition, exhaustion, and illness, severely impacting their ability to cover the ongoing conflict. AFP and press freedom advocates are urgently calling on Israel to allow the evacuation of journalists and to grant foreign media access to Gaza. Humanitarian organizations report that thousands of aid trucks are waiting at the border, unable to enter, while the population—including journalists and aid workers—faces mass starvation. The crisis has prompted international outcry, with France's foreign minister and media organizations demanding immediate intervention to protect journalists and ensure the world can bear witness to events in Gaza.