Journalists syndicate calls for international help following Israeli aggression


GAZA: The Palestinian Journalists' Syndicate has called upon the International Red Cross and international organisations to intervene and help ascertain the fate of two Palestinian journalists, Nidal Al-Wahidi and Haitham Abdelwahid, who have gone missing while covering the Israeli aggression on Gaza.

According to Palestinian news agency WAFA, the syndicate said in a statement issued on Saturday (Oct 7) that they express deep concern over the sudden disappearance of Al-Wahidi and Abdelwahid during their coverage of the developments near the Beit Hanoun military checkpoint in the northern Gaza Strip.

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