Articles by Palestinian Center for Development and Media Freedoms (MADA)

MADA condemns the occupation forces’ targeting of the journalists’ tent in Khan Yunis
In a stark violation of international law, Israeli forces directly targeted a journalists’ encampment near Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, killing one reporter and wounding nine colleagues.

MADA condemns Israel’s targeting of four Palestinian journalists in Gaza
An Israeli airstrike killed four journalists in Beit Lahia, Gaza, prompting renewed calls for accountability and stronger protections for Palestinian media workers.

MADA calls for the immediate release of detained journalists and the cessation of their persecution
Escalating harassment of journalists by Palestinian security forces in the West Bank threatens press freedom and freedom of expression.

MADA condemns the targeting of five journalists from “Al-Quds Today” TV
Since the beginning of December, 13 journalists have been martyred, in addition to others who have been subjected to various forms of violations.

MADA renews call for accountability for the killings of Palestinian journalists
As the death toll continues to rise, MADA stresses the urgent need for global action to protect Palestinian media on the ground.

Statement on the targeting and killing of journalists in Palestine and Lebanon
We stand in solidarity with the Palestinian and Lebanese journalists bravely reporting amid life-threatening risks and demand that all governments, press freedom organisations, and human rights bodies take concrete steps to ensure their protection.

One year after a Palestinian media ‘nakba’: 1,029 Israeli crimes and attacks on Palestinian media freedoms
MADA calls for an immediate ceasefire and accountability for Israeli forces targeting Palestinian journalists, stressing the urgent need to urgently protect media freedoms.

Palestine: MADA denounces closure of Al-Jazeera office by Israeli forces, urges international action
Israel’s forcible closure of the news network’s office in Ramallah and the confiscation of its equipment threaten press safety in Palestine.