Palestinian journalist and star of Cannes documentary killed in Israeli missile strike

'If I die, I want a loud death': Gazan photojournalist Fatima Hassouna killed by Israeli strike

Celebrated for capturing the resilience of Gazan women, young photojournalist Fatma Hassouna was killed in an Israeli airstrike just one day after learning her work would be screened at the Cannes Film Festival.

Fatima Hassouna, a war documentary artist who had covered the conflict in Gaza for 18 months, died along with seven members of her family in an Israeli attack this week. “If I die, I want a resonant death, I don’t want to be on urgent news, nor in a number with a group,” Hassouna wrote in an Instagram post in August 2024. “I want a death that the world listens to, an effect that will last through the centuries and immortal images that neither ti…

Was Palestinian artist-photojournalist Fatima Hassouna targeted for death by the Israeli military?

The first thing one needs to do is dismiss with contempt the claims of IDF officials, who lie as often as they draw breath.

Gaza photojournalist who wrote, ‘If I die, I want a resounding death’ killed in Israeli airstrike

Fatima Hassouna, a war documentarian who had covered the conflict in Gaza on the ground for 18 months, was killed along with seven members of her family in an Israeli strike this week.

Gaza journalist's last wish before being killed in airstrike: Want a loud death

Fatima Hassouna, 25, a Palestinian photojournalist, was killed in an Israeli airstrike along with 10 family members, including her pregnant sister. Days before her wedding, her life was cut short - one of countless lives lost in the ongoing conflict.

Fatma Hasona, a 25-year-old Palestinian photojournalist who documented the war in Gaza for 18 months and is the subject of a documentary to be screened at the Cannes Film Festival, was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza just days before her wedding.