New York Times Pulitzer-Winning Photographer Calls Hamas and Jihadist Militants 'Martyrs' and 'Resistance,' Criticizes Israel for 'War on Gaza’s Children'

Saher Alghorra, the New York Times photographer who was awarded a Pulitzer Prize this week for his work in Gaza, has referred to uniformed Hamas fighters and other anti-Israel militants as "martyrs" and "resistance" forces, and repeatedly—in photo captions and social media postings—referred to Israel as an "occupation" force responsible for "the war on Gaza's children" and other "suffering." He has also repeatedly accused Israel of targeting civilians and journalists for death, according to a comprehensive Washington Free Beacon review of his social media postings and photo captions he and his California-based agency, Zuma, contributed to services that carried his photos.

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