Muhammad Muhammad Khaled Al-Shorbaji (محمد محمد خالد الشوربجى)
Freelance journalist | Khan Younis, Gaza
Death and Reported Roles
- Death: Muhammad Muhammad Khaled Al-Shorbaji (محمد محمد خالد الشوربجى) was killed on October 23, 2023, reportedly in an Israeli airstrike that targeted the Al-Batsh family house in central Gaza, where he was staying.
- Journalistic Association: The Government Media Office in the Gaza Strip (المكتب الإعلامي الحكومي) and the Institute for Palestine Studies’ Shireen Abu Akleh’s platform for documenting attacks on media and journalism identified Muhammad Khaled Al‑Shorbaji as a freelance journalist.
- Militant Affiliation: Aqmar Tofan (أقمار الطوفان), a Telegram channel that commemorates Al-Qassam militants killed during the ‘Al-Aqsa Flood’ (Tufan al-Aqsa), published an obituary identifying Muhammad Khaled Al‑Shorbaji as a Qassam fighter and ‘one of the knights of military media’ in the Companion Hudhayfah ibn al-Yaman Battalion (Western) of the Khan Yunis Brigade.
Update (June 23, 2026): The Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades’ Military Media Department now lists Muhammad Muhammad Khaled Al-Shorbaji on its “martyrs” page.
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