During the ongoing Israel/Palestine conflict, the fundamental principles of press freedom have come under dire threat.

In a move that reflects the escalating tensions in Gaza, Palestinian journalist Plestia Alaqad, known for her in-depth social media coverage of the region's crisis, has fled the area.

CFWIJ expresses profound sorrow over the loss of journalist Shima El-Gazzar and her family members, killed by an Israeli airstrike on Rafah in southern Gaza on Sunday.

Palestinian journalist Amal Zohd, along with her entire family, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City hours before the humanitarian pause began.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism is appalled and devastated by the killings of journalists Farah Omar and Rabih Al-Me'mari in southern Lebanon.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism is devastated by the tragic loss of two Palestinian women journalists, Alaa Taher Al Hassanat and Ayat Al-Khadour, who were killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.

Israel missiles hit a press tour of at least twelve journalists reporting on damage caused by Israeli bombing in southern Lebanon.

In a concerning move, authorities block the news website Mada Masr for its reporting on Israel-Gaza.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism is concerned for the welfare of journalist Lama Khater following her detention by Israeli Defense Forces.

Palestinian journalist Duaa Sharaf and her child were killed when Israeli jets bombed their home in central Gaza.

Salma Mukhaimer is the fifth woman journalist to lose her life since the conflict between Israel and Palestine reignited on October 7, 2023.

With the escalating conflict in Gaza, more journalists face life-threatening situations, leading to a mounting death toll.

Esteemed journalist Saba Eitizaz faces a distressing surge of Islamophobic threats online, including explicit plans of physical harm.

Recent shelling in southern Lebanon resulted in the tragic death of Reuters videographer Issam Abdallah and left several other journalists injured, including Carmen Joukhadar, who works with Al Jazeera, and Christina Assi, reporting for AFP.

CFWIJ is deeply saddened by the killing of journalist Salam Mema, her husband Muhammad al-Masry, and their three children, Hadi, Ali, and Sham, in an Israeli airstrike.