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That's where Code Switch lives.

Each week, we're talking about race and how it intersects with every other aspect of your life, especially

when it's uncomfortable.

Listen now to the Code Switch Podcast from NPR. War. War is inherently difficult to cover in real time. Events unfold quickly, casualties can be hard to verify. Social media easily floods with miss and disinformation, and the lives of journalists on the ground are often in danger.

The war between Israel and Hamas is no different, and some say these problems are even worse

with this conflict.

The Committee to Protect Journalists has called the death toll among journalists unprecedented

with at least 36 killed since the war began last month.

31 were Palestinian.

Four were Israeli and one was Lebanese.

They include Muhammad Abu Hatab,

a correspondent for Palestine TV.

Ayalette Arnein, a news editor with the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation, and

Mohammed Ali from Al-Shabaab radio.

What does it look like to cover one of the most complicated conflicts in modern history as a journalist today.

And what are these challenges mean for the coverage you get as a consumer of news?

I'm Jen White.

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