As of Nov. 15, at least 42 journalists and members of the media have been killed in the Gaza Strip, Israel, and Lebanon since Oct. 7, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).

Admittedly, it can be difficult to confirm death tolls during an ongoing conflict. However, this week’s reports suggest that the current war has caused more than 11,000 deaths in the Palestinian territories and 1,200 deaths in Israel, according to authorities on both sides.

On Wednesday, CPJ confirmed the deaths of one Lebanese, four Israeli, and 37 Palestinian journalists. Several others are injured or missing, and 13 are reported to have been arrested, according to the committee.

While I sincerely mourn all of the lives lost, I’m using the rest of my word count this week to honor and list the journalists confirmed killed in the region since Oct. 7:

1. Ahmed Fatima 
2. Yaacoub Al-Barsh 
3. Ahmed Al-Qara
4. Yahya Abu Manih 
5. Mohamed Abu Hassira
6. Mohamed Al Jaja
7. Mohammed Abu Hatab
8. Majd Fadl Arandas
9. Iyad Matar
10. Imad Al-Wahidi
11. Majed Kashko
12. Nazmi Al-Nadim
13. Yasser Abu Namous
14. Duaa Sharaf
15. Saed Al-Halabi
16. Ahmed Abu Mhadi
17. Salma Mkhaimer
18. Mohammed Imad Labad
19. Roshdi Sarraj
20. Roee Idan
21. Mohammed Ali
22. Khalil Abu Aathra
23. Sameeh Al-Nady
24. Mohammad Balousha
25. Issam Bhar
26. Abdulhadi Habib
27. Yousef Maher Dawas
28. Salam Mema
29. Husam Mubarak
30. Issam Abdallah
31. Ahmed Shehab
32. Mohamed Fayez Abu Matar
33. Saeed al-Taweel
34. Mohammed Sobh
35. Hisham Alnwajha
36. Assaad Shamlakh
37. Shai Regev
38. Ayelet Arnin
39. Yaniv Zohar
40. Mohammad Al-Salhi
41. Mohammad Jarghoun
42. Ibrahim Mohammad Lafi