In recent months, the journalism landscape has faced unprecedented challenges, particularly in conflict zones like Gaza, where the Committee to Protect Journalists reports a staggering number of casualties among media workers. Since the conflict escalated in October 2023, approximately 131 journalists have been killed, marking the deadliest period for journalists since records began in 1992. In contrast, foreign reporters in Israel operate under protective conditions, often missing the realities faced by local Palestinian journalists, who are increasingly targeted and assassinated. As international concern grows, campaigns like Candice Breitz's fundraising for the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate aim to support those on the ground. Meanwhile, the historical context of journalism's role in political accountability is highlighted through films like 'All the President's Men', which remind us of the risks and responsibilities of the press. The global impunity surrounding journalist murders, particularly in Haiti and Israel, remains a pressing issue, with calls for urgent action to protect media personnel.