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The UK Home Office’s decision to proscribe Palestine Action under the Terrorism Act 2000 has been the subject of considerable debate, prompting a range of queries about the rights and responsibilities of journalists.

At least 166 Palestinian journalists and media workers have lost their lives in Gaza

The NUJ has strongly condemned the targeting of a tent occupied by working journalists by Israeli forces.

Rula Hassanein, Bushra Al-Tawil and Ashwaq Awad have been released from Israeli jails following agreement of a ceasefire deal.

The National Union of Journalists joins the International Federation of Journalists in condemning widespread attacks and violence against journalists in Jerusalem’s Old City.

NUJ calls for an end to the persecution of Palestinian journalists, as figures reveal Israeli authorities have arrested 75 Palestinian journalists since 7 October.

NUJ joins the International Federation of Journalists in condemning an attack by Israeli soldiers on Palestinian journalist Amr Manasra.

Journalists will soon benefit from a solidarity centre in Khan Younis where they will be able to access electricity, the internet and other equipment.

Nasser Abu Baker, PJS president, met the International Criminal Court prosecutor on 2 December in Ramallah.

Shootings add to growing list of attacks against Palestinian journalists.

NUJ and IFJ condemn rising number of threats and violent attacks against Palestinian journalists.

At least 159 Palestinian journalists and media workers have been killed since the start of war.

The NUJ has learned of the death of Palestinian journalist Ahmed Mansour with shock and sadness.

22 recipients were announced at the first Palestine Media Conference in Ramallah.

UPDATE: the deaths of two journalists on 22 and 26 August mean 126 Palestinian journalists have been killed since 7 October 2023.

The fund will provide $1m to media organisations in Palestine and aims to protect the future of media amid ongoing conflict in the region.

The National Union of Journalists has joined the International Federation of Journalists in condemning the murders of at least 117 Palestinian journalists in Gaza since the outbreak of war.

NUJ calls for an end to Israel's targeting of journalists, as the death toll of Palestinian media workers in the ongoing Israel-Gaza war rises.

The union says more needs to be done to end the death toll for journalists, calls for the bombardments to cease and international effort to secure a just, sustainable peace and a future of respectful coexistence – one that delivers security, dignity and a future for all.