Hundreds gathered in Dublin for a New Year's Eve vigil to support Palestinian journalists killed in Gaza. Irish press members, including the National Union of Journalists (NUJ), joined the Irish Palestine Solidarity Campaign protest at Ha’penny Bridge, condemning the deaths of journalists by Israeli forces. The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate reports over 190 journalists killed by the IDF since the Gaza war began.
Hundreds of people have taken part in a vigil in Dublin to show support for Palestinian journalists killed in Gaza .
It has been reported by the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate that more than 190 journalists have been killed by the Israeli Defence Forces since the war in Gaza began.READ MORE:Tragedy as woman, 40s, dies in Dublin house fire RTÉ education correspondent Emma O’Kelly said: “As NUJ members, we believe it is really important to gather and openly express solidarity and support for journalists working in Gaza, who are under attack and being killed by Israel. Everyone who is killed is a tragedy but the problem with journalism is that if you kill journalists, you are also killing the truth and preventing a story from getting out.
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