The Take Targeted, killed, starved: journalists struggle in Gaza
Aug 4, 2025
Hind Khoudary, an Al Jazeera journalist from Gaza, reveals the harrowing realities faced by reporters in the conflict zone. She shares her firsthand experiences of waking up to explosions and navigating daily life under constant threat. The discussion highlights the severe humanitarian crisis, including claims of forced starvation and the emotional toll on journalists. Khoudary explores the ethical dilemmas in telling these urgent stories while maintaining hope amidst chaos, showcasing the resilience of local reporters who strive to shed light on their people's struggles.
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Starvation Stories from Gaza
- Hind Khoudary reports from Gaza facing drone sounds, destruction, and starvation daily. - She shares stories of mothers giving babies water due to lack of milk and widespread hunger anguish.
Daily Fear of Attacks
- Hind describes waking up to loud explosions and the constant fear of airstrikes. - The everyday uncertainty causes ongoing psychological stress and danger for Gaza residents.
Physical Toll on Gaza Journalists
- Hind shares the physical toll of reporting in Gaza without basics like coffee, cooking gas, or sufficient water. - She and colleagues endure long hours without food or liquid money while covering daily scenes of injury and death.