She confirmed, via her account on the “X” platform, that these restrictions will exacerbate the catastrophe currently faced by Palestinians in Gaza. Kalas had warned on Monday that the Israeli war in Gaza is becoming more dangerous, affirming that a military solution is not possible. Kalas wrote on Monday on the “X” platform: “If a military solution were possible, the war would have already ended,” calling for an immediate ceasefire and the release of the remaining hostages.
Kalas condemned Israel’s killing of journalists from the “Al Jazeera” channel in an airstrike outside Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, including correspondent Anas Al-Sharif, stating that “attacks on journalists and press freedom are strongly condemned.” Israel faces increasing international condemnation after an airstrike near Gaza’s largest hospital killed six Palestinian journalists, including veteran correspondents from Al Jazeera, which Gaza authorities and press freedom groups described as a deliberate attempt to silence journalistic reports before a planned full occupation of Gaza City.
The Qatari network “Al Jazeera” reported last Sunday the killing of its correspondents in the Gaza Strip, Anas Al-Sharif and Mohammed Qreiqea, in an Israeli bombing on the journalists’ tent in the strip. It added that the bombing resulted in the death of 5 people, including “Al Jazeera correspondents Anas Al-Sharif and Mohammed Qreiqea, and photographers Ibrahim Zaher and Mohammed Nofal, in bombing in Gaza.”
Simultaneously, Palestinian sources announced the death of journalist Mohammed Al-Khalidi and photographer Moamen Alwi in the same Israeli bombing that targeted Al Jazeera’s crew in the tent adjacent to Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza. In a related context, the Israeli army announced last Sunday targeting “Al Jazeera” correspondent Anas Al-Sharif, accusing him of “leading a cell” affiliated with the Palestinian Hamas movement.
