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Israeli killing of Yemeni journalists marks deadliest assault on press in 16 years, watchdog says
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Israeli killing of Yemeni journalists marks deadliest assault on press in 16 years, watchdog says

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Last updated: September 20, 2025 2:26 pm
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Israeli airstrikes that killed 31 journalists and media help employees in Yemen earlier this month have been the second-deadliest assault ever on the press, in keeping with a report by the Committee to Shield Journalists, a world watchdog.

At the very least 35 individuals have been reported killed throughout the Sept. 10 bombings that struck residential areas, a army headquarters and a gasoline station, in keeping with the well being ministry within the rebel-held northern a part of the nation.

Media retailers 26 September and the Yemen newspaper are each situated within the authorities’s Ethical Steerage Directorate’s headquarters, mentioned the CPJ.

Nasser al Khadri, editor-in-chief of 26 September, described the killings as an “unprecedented bloodbath of journalists,” telling the CPJ that his workplaces have been hit within the afternoon.

Each retailers are underneath the management of the Iran-backed Houthis, who say they’re supporting Hamas and the Palestinians within the Gaza Strip. Journalists, together with these working for state-run or armed group-affiliated retailers, are protected underneath worldwide legislation except they take direct half in hostilities.

CPJ’s report comes as Israel faces elevated scrutiny and criticism for allegedly concentrating on journalists, accusations it denies, with virtually 200 useless within the Gaza Strip because the conflict there started practically two years in the past, in keeping with the CPJ.

Israel has emerged as “a regional killer of journalists, with repeated incidents in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and now Yemen confirming Israel’s longstanding sample of labeling journalists as terrorists or propagandists to justify their killings,” mentioned CPJ Regional Program Director Sara Qudah.

CPJ, which distinguishes journalists from different media employees, mentioned it has decided that at the least 9 of the 31 who labored for the 2 media retailers are journalists, and continues to be investigating particulars on different press members.

Israel has repeatedly denied concentrating on journalists.

When requested for touch upon the killing of journalists and media employees, the IDF referred NBC Information to a press release issued after the strike, wherein it accused the Houthis’ “public relations division” of main “propaganda efforts” and “psychological terror.”

The IDF mentioned the strikes have been a response to the repeated Houthi assaults on Israel, and adopted a drone launched by the Houthis that breached Israel’s multilayered air defenses and slammed right into a southern Israeli airport.

The Houthis, a non secular and army group that management most of Yemen’s northwest together with capital Sanaa, have been launching missiles and drones at Israel because the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas-led terrorist assaults and the following conflict in Gaza.

The conflict has been one of many bloodiest for media employees, and reporters throughout the Center East have come underneath fireplace as tensions spill past Gaza.

Israeli strikes have killed at the least 193 Palestinian journalists and media employees in Gaza because the conflict there started, alongside six in Lebanon, three in Iran, and now 31 in Yemen, in keeping with the Committee to Shield Journalists.

“Israel is participating within the deadliest and most deliberate effort to kill and silence journalists that CPJ has ever documented,” its web site reads.

The International Press Affiliation, which represents worldwide media in Israel and the Palestinian territories, has additionally referred to as on Israel “to halt its abhorrent observe of concentrating on journalists.”

Israeli forces have killed so many journalists that Reuters has stopped sharing the places of its groups within the Gaza Strip with the nation’s army, the worldwide information company informed NBC Information in August.

The deadliest assault on the press recorded by the CPJ was the 2009 Maguindanao bloodbath within the Philippines, wherein 32 journalists have been amongst these killed when a convoy was ambushed.

Freddie Clayton

Freddie Clayton is a contract journalist based mostly in London. 

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