Canadian photojournalist Valerie Zink has resigned from Reuters after eight years of collaboration, publicly accusing the news agency of betraying journalists and justifying the systematic killing of 245 journalists in Gaza. Zink cited Reuters' role in promoting narratives aligned with the Israeli occupation and its complicity in war crimes, including the assassination of journalists at Nasser Hospital. She expressed that she could no longer work for Reuters in good conscience and highlighted the intense pressures faced by journalists in Western media covering the Gaza conflict. Zink's resignation has drawn attention to the challenges and dangers journalists face in conflict zones and raised questions about media coverage of the ongoing violence in Gaza.