Israel said it targeted well-known reporter Anas al-Sharif and alleged he was part of Hamas, which Al Jazeera has denied.

One of the organisers of a vigil in solidarity with journalists in Gaza, Mohammed Zahid Hassan says there is no justification for killing or targeting journalists in the war-torn country.

From South Africa’s Cape Town to Manila in the Philippines and London in the UK, voices are raised in protest.

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Israel no longer even pretends to obscure its actions. The self-branded “most moral army in the world” now openly ...

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Israel has provided documents it says justify its killing of a high-profile Palestinian journalist in Gaza. But the "trust us" mentality employed by Israeli authorities has long lost its power.

Qatari-owned pan-Arab Al Jazeera reported that al-Sharif; another journalist, Mohammed Qreiqeh; and camera operators Ibrahim Zaher, Mohammed Noufal and Moamen Aliwa were killed “in a targeted Israeli ...

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Sharif, accusing him of leading a Hamas cell, which he had denied. Israel provided little evidence for the claim.