108 Attacks on Palestinian Journalists Documented in July

In July, the Palestinian Journalists' Union (PJS) documented 108 attacks conducted against Palestinian journalists and media workers in the occupied West Bank. These assaults were carried out by the Israeli military and settlers, the union noted in a statement.

The PJS's Freedom Committee reported various forms of attacks and obstacles that journalists faced during their work. The union emphasized the seriousness of the situation and the importance of protecting journalists in conflict zones.

According to the report, these violations pose a significant hindrance to the free press and have adversely affected the quality of reporting. The union has advocated for a safe environment where journalists can operate without fear of violence or persecution.

The PJS calls on the international community to take measures that protect journalists and hold those responsible for these attacks accountable. The union demands that those responsible be brought to justice.

These incidents contribute to the existing concerns regarding press freedom in occupied areas, highlighting the need for organizations and governments to act in order to safeguard the rights of journalists.