Becoming the Story: Injured Journalists Battle to Leave Gaza for Treatment The war in Gaza has left an indelible mark on its journalists, many of whom have paid a steep price for documenting the conflict.
The plight of injured and ill journalists struggling to access life saving treatment abroad highlights the human cost of war and the failures of international organizations to protect those who risk everything to tell their stories.
Mohammed al Qahouji, a 40 year old photojournalist, survived an Israeli air raid in January that killed his colleagues and left him with severe injuries.