US EditionThe reluctant fame of Gazan photojournalist Motaz Azaiza
- Motaz Azaiza expresses a desire for recognition without the context of genocide, emphasizing his identity as a Gazan photojournalist.
- He states, "Every time you feel like you regret leaving, but then you lose a friend, you lose a family, you say, OK, I saved my life."
- Azaiza conveys his discomfort with fame, saying, "I can't handle this much of fame...it's a real big responsibility."
- He emphasizes the importance of visuals in journalism, noting, "One picture equals a thousand words.
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AlKhaleej Today‘This is not me’: Reluctant Gazan war photographer Motaz Azaiza draws crowds, funds in US tour
PHILADELPHIA, June 26 — At a church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, hundreds of people gathered recently for a weeknight charity fundraiser hosted by a celebrity guest. The venue was not announced in advance due to security concerns, and attendance cost at least US$60 (RM255) a pop — with some spending US$1,000 to get a photo with the host. Yet, the event was not a gala hosted by a movie star or famed politician, but by a photojournalist: Gaza na…
Gazan photojournalist moves Philadelphia crowd to action
PHILADELPHIA (AFP): At a church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, hundreds of people gathered recently for a mysterious weeknight charity fundraiser hosted by a celebrity guest. The venue was not announced in advance due to security concerns, and attendance cost at least $60 a pop, with some spending $1,000 to get a photo with the host. Yet, the event was not a gala hosted by a movie star or famed politician, but by a photojournalist: Gaza native M…
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