The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate has reported a significant increase in attacks against journalists and media workers by Israeli forces and settlers in the occupied West Bank last month, totaling 108 incidents. These violations include detention, physical abuse, interrogation, obstruction of coverage, equipment seizure or destruction, and stun grenade and tear gas fire, which resulted in injuries and suffocation among journalists. The majority of these attacks occurred while crews were covering settler attacks and military raids elsewhere in the West Bank. The committee also documented several cases of home and media office raids, deleted footage, equipment confiscation or destruction, expulsions from Al-Aqsa Mosque vicinity, and detention or interrogation of journalists. The syndicate has demanded that journalists be allowed to work without threats, attacks, or harassment, and has called for accountability for those responsible. This latest toll adds to an already record-breaking number of journalist deaths in Gaza since October 2023, with over 270 journalists killed in Israeli attacks, according to rights groups. Al Jazeera has confirmed the death of 12 of its own journalists in Gaza since 2023, making it the media outlet with the highest number of casualties.