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Mohammed Salah Qashta, Abdul Raouf Samir Shaath, and Anas Ghanem were targeted and killed by Israeli forces in a strike on their clearly marked vehicle while they filmed for an Egyptian government humanitarian initiative in central Gaza. Their deaths bring the total number of journalists killed in the conflict to more than 255 — and the man overseeing that killing has just been appointed to Trump’s “Board of Peace.”
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has confirmed that Israel was the world’s top killer of journalists in 2025 — for the third consecutive year. Israeli forces were responsible for the deaths of 29 Palestinian reporters, accounting for over 43 percent of all journalist killings worldwide. United Voices is calling on American and international media to break their silence.
During the annual olive harvest in the occupied West Bank, illegal Israeli settlers attacked a group of Palestinian villagers, activists, and journalists — including two Reuters employees — with sticks, clubs, and rocks. It is part of a documented pattern of settler violence carried out with near-total impunity, as the Trump administration has lifted sanctions that once provided some measure of accountability.
Retired Colonel Steve Gabavics, who led the U.S. military investigation into the 2022 killing of Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, has told The New York Times that he and his team concluded an Israeli sniper deliberately shot her knowing she was a journalist — findings that a senior general allegedly disregarded and that the Biden administration’s public statement covered up. United Voices is calling for a real investigation and criminal charges.
United Voices says CNN commentator Van Jones’ apology for mockingly dismissing images of slaughtered Palestinian children as a foreign disinformation campaign is a ‘positive but insufficient’ step — and is calling on him to fully retract his false claim, acknowledge Israel’s responsibility for the Gaza genocide, and meet with Palestinian-American leaders.
The New York Post Had to Correct Its Anti-Muslim Smears — Twice. Rupert Murdoch’s Paper Has a Bigotry Problem.
The New York Post was forced to correct an article falsely claiming a Muslim civil rights organization funded the Zohran Mamdani mayoral campaign — the second time this year the Murdoch-owned outlet has had to walk back false anti-Muslim claims. United Voices is documenting the pattern and warning that there is a fine line between bigotry and defamation.