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Gaza remembers Anas al-Sharif, a journalist whose voice defined the impact of war on civilian lives.
Born in 1996 in the Jabalya refugee camp, al-Sharif rose from a local cameraman to a widely recognised face across the Arab world through his relentless reports on Israel’s bombardment and its toll on civilians.
He was killed in an Israeli air strike on a clearly marked press tent near Gaza City’s al-Shifa Hospital, in an attack that also claimed the lives of Al Jazeera staff members Mohammed Qreiqeh, cameraman Ibrahim Zahir and producer Mohammed Noufal, and drew condemnation from UN experts and rights groups.
His death, along with that of other Gaza journalists, has been cited as part of a broader pattern of targeting media workers.
In a will recorded before his killing, al-Sharif urged people not to forget Gaza and to remain steadfast in defending Palestine — words that continue to be shared widely online and echoed at memorials marking one year since his death.
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