Enes Baba

Enes Baba, a courageous Gaza-based journalist for NPR, shares harrowing firsthand accounts of life under bombardment and the heavy toll on local reporters. Walter Rogers, a seasoned war correspondent, reflects on the evolution of wartime journalism, revealing the complexities of embedding with troops. Both guests highlight the critical role of local journalists in conflict zones and the escalating risks they face. Their poignant narratives shed light on the ethical burdens and operational challenges of uncovering truths amid chaos.