Iranian director Sepideh Farsi has revealed that the death of Gaza photojournalist Fatma Hassona was a targeted assassination.

Hassona’s tragic demise in an Israeli missile strike has sparked global outrage and condemnation.

Farsi’s documentary on Hassona premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding her death.

The film director’s claims have intensified calls for justice and accountability for Hassona’s killing.

Critics argue that the targeting of journalists in conflict zones is a violation of press freedom and human rights.

The international community has demanded a thorough investigation into the circumstances leading to Hassona’s death.

Hassona’s courageous work as a photojournalist in Gaza has been widely praised for capturing the harsh realities of life in the region.

Her death has highlighted the risks and dangers faced by journalists covering conflicts around the world.

Farsi’s documentary serves as a powerful tribute to Hassona’s life and legacy, calling for an end to violence against journalists.