Gaza photo journalist death: 25 -year -old young photo journalist Fatima Hassauna, who lives in Palestine, died in the Israeli air strike. Fatima knew that her life is in danger every moment, but she never kept the camera down. In his last days, he wrote on social media, ‘If I die, then I want a death whose voice echoed very far. I do not want to be just a braking news or figure. I want to give up an image that cannot be buried time or land.

The Guardian According to the report, Fatima Hasauna was going to get married in a few days, before she lost her life in the missile left by the Israeli army. He was also killed along with 10 family members, including his pregnant sister.

Fatima had covered the war till now

Fatima Hasauna covered Gaza’s destruction, housing destruction, migration and 11 close relatives. She wanted the world to see what was happening to the people of Gaza. A documentary film has been prepared by mixing his video calls and visuals with Iranian filmmaker Seepide Persian, which is named ‘Put your Soul on your hand and walk’. The film was going to be released at an independent film festival parallel to the Cannes Film Festival in France. Fatima was invited to France for her work and influence in this film.

Director Seepide Persian statement

On the death of Fatima Hasauna, Iranian filmmaker Seepide Persian said that Fatima was very talented and sensitive. When you watch the film, you will be able to understand how deeply she was connected. I spoke to him a few hours before the attack and reported him to join the film. He further said that I was worried about his life, but he never showed fear. I witnessed his strength and faith.

Was Fatima targeted?

Persian fears that Fatima was targeted due to his photo journalism and participation in the documentary. This concern is not unnecessary because in the last 18 months in Gaza, journalists have been killed between 170 and 206 so far, this figure makes Gaza the most deadly field of recent years for journalists. It has been described as a target attack to Hamas member by Israel, but Fatima and her family were common citizens.

Dreadful picture of the war going on in Gaza

Let us know that since 7 October 2023, more than 51,000 people have been killed in Gaza, most of which are women and children. Israel has intensified the attacks since the ceasefire broke in March 2024. Earlier on Friday, more than 30 people died.

Israeli aistrike kills Hamas Leader: Hamas political leader Salah Al-Baradavil died in the Israeli air strike in Gaza. The attack took place in Khan Younis, where his wife also lost his life along with Bardavil. According to Hamas -backed media, Bardawil was a member of Hamas’s political office.

Israel has resumed its fight on Gaza on Tuesday (March 18), in which several goals were carried out by air strikes. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told Hamas to destroy Hamas as a military and ruling unit. This struggle has killed hundreds of people, which include a large number of women and children.

Prominent Hamas leaders killed
Many prominent Hamas leaders have been killed in the Israeli air strike in Gaza. Hamas’s real government chief Essam Adlyas and internal security head Mahmood Abu Watfa were killed in an Israeli attacks on Tuesday. The Israeli army also killed Hamas’s military intelligence chief Osama Tabash in southern Gaza. Israel described Tabash as head of Hamas monitoring and targeting unit. According to the Filistini Health Ministry, at least 400 people were killed on Tuesday, of which more than half of which were women and children.

Disagree on ceasefire between Hamas and Israel
There is disagreement between Israel and Hamas over the continuation of the three-step ceasefire that started in January 2023. During the ongoing discussions between the two sides, the United States has failed to resolve the Arab arbitrations supported by the United States. In the first phase, Hamas released about three dozen hostages in exchange for about 2,000 Palestinian prisoners, but the second phase is still in the balance. The purpose of this phase was to ensure the release of the remaining 60 hostages, but both sides have not agreed to it. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened to resume military action. After this, food and support supply in Gaza was stopped.

Increasing attacks and civil casualties in Gaza
Violence continues in Gaza since the Hamas border attack on 7 October 2023. About 1,200 people were killed and 250 hostage were held in this attack of Hamas. In response, Israel began a military attack, in which more than 48,000 Palestinians have been killed and about 90 percent of Gaza’s population has been displaced. Gaza’s Health Ministry said that more than half of the casualties are women and children. However, the Ministry of Health of Gaza does not distinguish between citizens and terrorists, causing the actual figure of casualties.