Fadel Mghari, a Gaza-based photojournalist, continues to document the devastating impacts of conflict using his smartphone, despite losing his camera months ago. His work highlights the dire conditions within the besieged enclave, where over 42,000 are believed dead and access to basic resources is severely limited. Mghari struggles for internet access, often relying on hospitals for Wi-Fi to share images of the chaos, reflecting the unprecedented challenges journalists face amidst escalating violence.
Living in constant danger, Gaza journalists like Fadel Mghari bear witness to the atrocities of war, showcasing the harrowing realities faced by civilians. The Committee to Protect Journalists reports over 128 have been killed in the region, making it one of history's deadliest conflicts for the press. Mghari's day starts with the sound of bombings—an everyday reality that forces him to rush to scenes of destruction, driven by a resolve to document the plight of his people.
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