Israel Responsible for Two-Thirds of Journalist Deaths in 2025: Press Freedom Group
The number of journalists killed by Israel is remarkably high even when compared to the number of journalists killed in other conflict zones.
The number of journalists killed by Israel is remarkably high even when compared to the number of journalists killed in other conflict zones.
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“Over the last 12 months, the Israeli army has been responsible for nearly half (43%) of all journalists killed worldwide.”
The vast majority of journalists or media professionals arrested in 2025 were released and never charged with any criminal offenses, according to an analysis from the US Press Freedom Tracker.
The history and analysis laid out by the Roosevelt Institute is a worthwhile plea for a radical shift that enables “a truly democratic information ecosystem”.
By: Jessica Corbett For Common Dreams Press freedom advocates on Thursday welcomed the New York Times’ lawsuit over the US Department of Defense’s “flatly unconstitutional” press policy, filed on the…
Nearly all media organizations refused to sign the Pentagon's censorship policy.