United Nations & Committee to Protect Journalists

United Nations: The United Nations expressed alarm over the threats against Anas Al-Sharif and warned that Israel's plans to control Gaza City risked another calamity. UN officials also highlighted the unfolding famine in Gaza.

Committee to Protect Journalists: The Committee to Protect Journalists expressed alarm and condemnation over the killing of Al Jazeera Media Network journalists, questioning Israel's intent and respect for press freedom, and calling for accountability.

United Nations: Irene Khan, the U.N. Special Rapporteur on freedom of expression, stated that the killings were part of a deliberate strategy by Israel to suppress truth and obstruct documentation of international crimes.

Committee to Protect Journalists: The Committee to Protect Journalists condemned the airstrike, expressing alarm at Israel's pattern of labeling journalists as militants without credible evidence and highlighting the high number of journalists killed in Gaza.

United Nations: A United Nations expert previously warned that Anas Al-Sharif's life was in danger and dismissed Israel's claims against him as unsubstantiated. The UN has also warned that Israel's offensive expansion could lead to 'another calamity' for Gaza's residents.

Committee to Protect Journalists: The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) expressed alarm at the killings and criticized Israel's pattern of labeling journalists as militants without credible evidence, urging international protection for journalists.

United Nations: The United Nations condemned the attack on Nasser Hospital, highlighting the international concern and calls for accountability regarding the protection of civilians and journalists in conflict zones.

Committee to Protect Journalists: The Committee to Protect Journalists reported a high number of media worker casualties in Gaza, accusing Israel of horrific attacks on the press and advocating for journalist safety.

Committee to Protect Journalists: The Committee to Protect Journalists is listed as a potential organization that could win the Nobel Peace Prize.