LONDON — On Wednesday, British media reported
that more than 50 British journalists have sent a message to the Israeli and
Egyptian embassies, demanding unrestricted and free entry for foreign media
into the
Gaza Strip, Amad reported.
اضافة اعلان
In their message, the journalists,
representing various British agencies and major broadcasting organizations,
called for Israel to issue an official statement allowing international
journalists to
work in Gaza, and for the Egyptian authorities to grant international
journalists access to the Rafah border crossing. The message highlighted,
"There is intense global interest in the events in Gaza, and for now, the
only reporting has come from journalists who were already based there."
The message also underscored the importance of
prioritizing the safety of local journalists in Gaza and supporting their work
alongside that of international media workers to provide comprehensive coverage
of the war.
Notably, some international journalists have
received invitations to participate in tours organized by the
Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) inside Gaza, but they were prevented from speaking to
Palestinians in the area.
Among the journalists signing the message were
Alex Crawford from Sky News, Jeremy Bowen from the BBC, and Christiane Amanpour
from CNN.
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