Maha Hussaini

Israeli forces separated Naifa Rizq al-Sawada, 92, from her family and took her to an undisclosed location. Weeks later, she was found dead

Despite the risks, the journalists continue to try to keep the spotlight on the suffering of Palestinian civilians.

Like everyone now in the Gaza Strip, photojournalist Mohammed Zaanoun, journalist Maha Hussaini, and journalist Mohamed Soulaimane have been living breath by breath, in fear of what might fall from the sky, but they continue to send photographs, video and audio clips to keep the spotlight on what people there are experiencing. Here is their latest dispatch:

Nearly a million people have fled the city after Israel forced them into areas that lack life's basic necessities

Israel is again restricting life-saving food especially in the north of Gaza, Palestinians say, bringing back the spectre of famine

Hundreds of thousands lose entire school year, with bombing of schools set to hinder their education for years to come

After months of covering the harrowing genocide in Gaza, I have been stripped of my Courage in Journalism Award following a systematic smear campaign by supporters of Israel

Muhammed, who was 'like a one-year-old', was separated from his family after an Israeli dog mauled him. His decomposed body was found a week later

Desperate screams as he struggled to free himself from a combat dog unleashed by “Israeli” soldiers.

Palestinians across Gaza anxiously await news of missing relatives, even as the bombardment continues