'Despite risks & dangers', journalists in Gaza have a sense of 'duty to show world' what's happening

The most challenging regions for journalists remain the Middle East and North Africa, where the situation was described by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) as "very serious" in nearly half of countries. The Israeli government has taken action against individual reporters over the decades since its founding in 1948, but broadly allows for a rambunctious media scene that includes foreign bureaus from around the world, even from Arab nations. That changed with a law passed last month, which Netanyahu's office says allows the government to take action against a foreign channel seen as “harming the country.” For in-depth analysis and a deeper perspective on the Israel-Hamas war and the harrowing plight of journalists reporting from Gaza, FRANCE 24 is joined by Jonathan Dagher, Journalist and Head of the Middle East Desk at Reporters Without Borders.