Suad Saleh Al-Adlouni
She was killed in Israel airstrike.
Suad Saleh Al-Adlouni tragically lost her life on July 13, 2025, in an Israeli airstrike that targeted a tent in the Al-Qarara area, north of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza. She was sheltering there with her husband, Hussam Saleh Al-Adlouni, a photojournalist, and their three children—Abdulrahman, Shahd, and Fayrouz—after being displaced by the ongoing conflict. The airstrike resulted in the deaths of all five family members .
The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate condemned the killings, stating that they added to Israel’s “abysmal record” of violence against members of the press. Their deaths brought the number of Palestinian journalists killed in Gaza since October 7, 2023, to 231, according to official figures. The Committee to Protect Journalists puts the toll at 178: 176 Palestinians and two Israelis .
This incident underscores the extreme risks faced by civilians in conflict zones, where even areas designated as safe can become targets. Suad's passing, alongside that of her family, has drawn international attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the impact of the conflict on non-combatants.
Biography
Suad Saleh Al-Adlouni was a Palestinian woman who tragically lost her life on July 13, 2025, during an Israeli airstrike on a tent in the Al-Qarara area, north of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza. The tent was sheltering her, her husband Hussam Saleh Al-Adlouni, a photojournalist, and their three children—Abdulrahman, Shahd, and Fayrouz—who had been displaced by the ongoing conflict. The airstrike resulted in the deaths of all five family members.
Suad's death underscores the extreme risks faced by civilians in conflict zones, where even areas designated as safe can become targets. Her passing, alongside that of her family, has drawn international attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the impact of the conflict on non-combatants.
Suad Saleh Al-Adlouni was a Palestinian woman who tragically lost her life on July 13, 2025, during an Israeli airstrike on a tent in the Al-Qarara area, north of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza. The tent was sheltering her, her husband Hussam Saleh Al-Adlouni, a photojournalist, and their three children—Abdulrahman, Shahd, and Fayrouz—who had been displaced by the ongoing conflict. The airstrike resulted in the deaths of all five family members.
Suad's death underscores the extreme risks faced by civilians in conflict zones, where even areas designated as safe can become targets. Her passing, alongside that of her family, has drawn international attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the impact of the conflict on non-combatants.
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Two Palestinian journalists were killed in separate Israeli airstrikes on Sunday, in the latest deadly escalation targeting media workers in the Gaza Strip, according to local sources. Fadi Khalifa was killed along with at least one other person while inspecting the remains of his home in the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood of southeastern Gaza City, multiple sources reported. In a separate strike, photojournalist Hussam Saleh Al-Adlouni was killed alongside his wife Suad and their three children when an Israeli airstrike hit their tent in the Al-Qarara area, north of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza. According to WAFA news agency, the family had been sheltering there after being displaced. The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate condemned the killings, saying they added to Israel’s “abysmal record” of violence against members of the press. Their deaths bring the number of Palestinian journalists killed in Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023, to 231, according to official figures.1 arabnews.com Open source