According to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency adn Anadolu Agency, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani on Monday, following the killing of five journalists in an Israeli strike on a hospital in southern Gaza, refrained from condemning the occupiers’ continued atrocities. Instead, he stated that Israel must guarantee the safety of journalists in Gaza.
Tajani referred to a joint statement last week by 27 countries: “Regarding media in Gaza, we have already adopted a document along with many other nations. Our position on freedom of the press remains unchanged.”
According to ANSA News Agency, Tajani took a solely verbal and passive stance toward Israel’s assaults, saying: “We believe guaranteeing journalist safety is significant so that reporters can continue their work in Gaza!”
The Israeli occupation army once again committed a new crime against media personnel by killing Muhammad Salameh, a cameraman for Al Jazeera network, along with several other journalists in Gaza. This act triggered waves of global condemnation.
Al Jazeera reported that with Salameh’s death, their total journalist casualties during the Gaza conflict have reached ten.240 journalists have been killed since the war began.
The network stated that this conflict represents one of the bloodiest wars for reporters in contemporary history.
The Europe-Mediterranean Human Rights Watch also declared that the attack on journalists and rescue teams at Nasser Hospital was a intentional trap orchestrated through low-flying Israeli drones guided by precise intelligence.
The institution emphasized that such attacks are not accidental but part of recurring documented policies carried out by Israel across various areas of Gaza.
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