A Canadian photojournalist announced she is quitting Reuters after one of its cameramen was killed in Israel's strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza on Monday, accusing the agency of enabling attacks on reporters in the Strip by uncritically repeating Israeli claims.
A Canadian photojournalist announced she is quitting Reuters after one of its cameramen was killed in Israel's strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza on Monday, accusing the agency of enabling attacks on reporters in the Strip by uncritically repeating Israeli claims.
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