Pleas of surviving relatives: Ibrahim Lafi’s family expressed profound grief over his death, describing him as a bright, hardworking young man who had dreamed of becoming a respected international journalist. His parents said he was “killed for holding a camera instead of a weapon.” Friends and colleagues at Ain Media remembered him as kind, curious, and fearless — someone who believed in using journalism as a tool for truth and peace. His family and media community called on international organizations to ensure justice and protection for journalists in Gaza.

Pleas of surviving relatives: Mohammad’s family expressed deep sorrow over the loss of their son, describing him as a passionate journalist with dreams of showing the world Gaza’s reality.

Pleas of surviving relatives: Rabih al-Maamari’s family mourned him as a devoted son, professional cameraman, and loyal friend who risked his life to show the truth.

Pleas of surviving relatives: According to RSF’s interview with Ashraf Mashharawi, Hassan’s brother reported that the missile “only hit Hassan’s room,” implying it was an intentional targeting. His family and colleagues have demanded justice and accountability for his killing, calling for an international investigation into the repeated targeting of journalists in Gaza. They described him as a devoted and fearless young man who continued to report despite numerous threats, and whose only “weapon” was his camera.

Pleas of surviving relatives: As of mid-October 2025, no detailed public statement from Al-Jafarawi’s immediate family has been published. However, thousands of Gazans and followers worldwide have posted tributes calling him “the voice of Gaza” and a “martyr of truth.” Colleagues and activists have urged international media organisations to recognise his bravery and to protect independent journalists in Gaza from both internal and external violence.