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Article by Ohood Nassar in the Electronic Intifada reporting from inside the Media Solidarity Center in Gaza City, established in August 2025 by the Gaza Journalists Syndicate, which serves as a home base for journalists whose offices were destroyed and colleagues killed by Israel. Israel has killed at least 300 journalists in Gaza since October 2023, 14 of them after the October 2025 ceasefire. Ahed Farouana, secretary of the Gaza Journalists Syndicate, describes how field reporting has become the priority in the absence of functioning offices, with tools and equipment destroyed and no spare parts available to replace them. The center, housed in a large tent inside the Rashad al-Shawa Cultural Center, serves around 100 journalists daily. Recommended for media researchers, press freedom advocates, and journalism educators documenting the destruction of Palestinian journalism infrastructure and the resilience of Palestinian journalists during and after the genocide, with the post-ceasefire journalist death toll and the solidarity center providing important evidence of Israel's ongoing war on the press.