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ARIJ surveyed 383 Palestinian journalists in Gaza during the Israeli war, documenting their personal losses, working conditions, and challenges. The survey provides insights through quantitative and qualitative data.
Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ) has conducted a survey to document the losses, humanitarian conditions, and multitude of challenges faced by Palestinian journalists during the ongoing Israeli war in Gaza. This survey includes responses from 383 journalists who are either in Gaza or were there at some point during the war. While some have since evacuated the Gaza Strip, the majority remain in Gaza, working amid increasingly dire circumstances.
The survey, distributed via email and text messages between October 25 and November 7, 2024, collected both quantitative and qualitative data. It offers insights into the personal losses, working conditions, and hardships faced by journalists in Gaza. The following sections present the survey results, with charts and visualizations for a clearer understanding of the profound impact of the ongoing war on their lives and their ability to continue reporting.
https://arij.net/investigations/gaza-survey-Journalists/index.html