Journalists in Gaza work in constant ‘extreme fear’, Al Jazeera’s Wael Dahdouh says
Update: 2025-09-06
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Al Jazeera’s Gaza bureau chief, Wael Dahdouh, who has lost his wife and several other members of his family to Israeli attacks, has reacted to Israel’s latest deadly targeting of Al Jazeera journalists. “What is happening is unjustifiable and is not in line with any humanitarian law or any human values,” Dahdouh said. “This is astonishing. How can they target a tent where journalists were sheltering?” Dahdouh’s eldest son and fellow Al Jazeera journalist Hamza Dahdouh was killed by an Israeli missile strike in the western part of Khan Younis in southern Gaza in January last year. Dahdouh described working as a journalist in Gaza like navigating a “minefield”. Journalists “do their job in extreme fear”, he said, knowing they can “be targeted at any moment by the drones that are jamming the skies of Gaza”.
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