Watan-Journalists and activists have been circulating the final video of the late journalist Ayat Khudairah, which she posted shortly before her martyrdom in one of the massacres committed by the occupying forces.

In her last message, Ayat stated, “This may be my final video. Today, the occupation forces dropped phosphorus bombs on the Beit Lahia project area alongside frightening sound bombs.”

She added, “The occupation forces distributed evacuation notices for the area. Almost the entire area has been evacuated, and people are running in the streets in a frantic manner, not knowing where to go.”

A resolute rejection of evacuation and displacement

Ayat Khudairah clarified that she and her family have chosen to stay in their home, describing the situation as extremely terrifying.

She continued, “The scene is very horrifying, and what is happening is very difficult… O God, have mercy on us.” She was unable to continue her speech afterward, overcome with tears and emotion.

📷كان هو الفيديو الأخير لها .. الصحفية #آيات_الخضور توثّق اللحظات الأخيرة التي عاشتها في بيتها في #بيت_لاهيا، حيث ارتقت بعد نشرها لهذا المقطع وهي تصف فظاعة القصف.#كتايب_االقسام #ماكدونالدز_السعوديه #السفينه_الاسراييليه #فلسطين_الان #تركي_ال_الشيخ #اليمن #القوات_المسلحة_اليمنية… pic.twitter.com/XO1buBMPf9

— وطن. يغرد خارج السرب (@watanserb_news) November 20, 2023

The journalist Ayat Khudairah has been martyred as a result of an Israeli airstrike targeting her family’s home in the northern Gaza Strip.

In the past few days, journalist Ayat Khudairah had posted several video clips documenting the crimes committed by the Israeli occupation forces in Gaza.

The journalist Alaa Taher has been martyred

In conjunction with that, journalist Alaa Taher Al-Hasanat was martyred due to an Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza.

Local sources reported that Alaa was martyred as a result of the Israeli occupation forces’ airstrike targeting her family’s home in the Daraj neighborhood of Gaza City.

Victims of the War on Gaza

For the 46th consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their war on Gaza, resulting in more than 13,300 martyrs, including over 5,600 children and 3,550 women, in addition to more than 31,000 injured.

Among the martyrs are approximately 60 journalists, with others missing, alongside extensive targeting of their families.