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Mahmoud Muhammad Jahjouj

Palestine · Aged 25 · Died 05/17/2024
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Mahmoud Muhammad Jahjouj was a Palestinian photojournalist who worked for the Palestine Post Network. He documented events in Gaza through his photographic journalism during the war. Before his death, he had reportedly been displaced several times because of the conflict and later returned to his home after Israeli forces withdrew from parts of northern Gaza. He was killed on 17 May 2024 when his home in Sheikh Radwan, Gaza City, was struck by an airstrike.

Mahmoud Muhammad Jahjouj was a Palestinian photojournalist associated with the Palestine Post Network, where he worked to document events and the humanitarian situation in Gaza. His work took place amid repeated Israeli military operations and widespread displacement of civilians. According to the information provided, Jahjouj and his family had experienced displacement several times before he returned to his home in northern Gaza following the withdrawal of Israeli forces from areas there. On 17 May 2024, his home in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of Gaza City was struck by an Israeli airstrike. Mahmoud was killed in the attack along with his wife, children, and mother, bringing his journalistic work and family life to a tragic end.

How they died

Mahmoud Muhammad Jahjouj was killed when an Israeli airstrike targeted his home in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of Gaza City. He was killed together with his wife, children, and mother while they were inside the family home.

Mahmoud Jahjouj died from injuries sustained in an Israeli airstrike that struck his residence in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of Gaza City. The attack destroyed or severely damaged the family home and resulted in the deaths of Mahmoud, his wife, their children, and his mother

Alleged responsible partyIsraeli military/Israeli occupation forcesReported by the cited sources. “Alleged” is used pending verification.

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