Journalists covering the Israel-Hamas war are facing significant challenges, including community backlash and biased media narratives, as highlighted by Palestinian journalist Yousef Hammash at the Edinburgh TV Festival. He criticized international media for failing to provide a comprehensive view of the conflict, noting that Hamas's power has diminished in Gaza since the October 7 attack. Meanwhile, a report by the National Writers Union reveals widespread retaliation against journalists who criticize Israel, disproportionately affecting those of Middle Eastern or Muslim descent. Additionally, calls for Palestinian American representation at the Democratic National Convention underscore the ongoing struggle for their voices to be included in political discourse. Overall, there is a growing concern that media coverage is increasingly biased, which hampers the accurate portrayal of the humanitarian crisis in Palestine. This situation highlights the urgent need for more balanced reporting and representation in discussions surrounding the conflict.