Israeli media's focus on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza has diminished notably following the release of videos by Hamas showing two emaciated Israeli hostages. This shift has overshadowed coverage of Gaza's dire humanitarian conditions. Meanwhile, Palestinian journalists in Gaza continue to report under extremely difficult circumstances, operating from makeshift tents and mobile newsrooms amid ongoing war, displacement, and personal hardship. These journalists face lethal risks, with reports indicating that Israel's conflict in Gaza has resulted in more journalist deaths than major historical wars, according to Brown University's Costs of War project. Protests condemning Israeli actions, including the killing of six Palestinian journalists, have taken place in cities such as San Francisco, Brussels, and Karachi. Criticism has also been directed at Israel for restricting foreign journalists' access to Gaza, further complicating independent reporting from the region.