; (2) Elahe Mohammadi, a journalist for the daily Ham Mihan, who was also imprisoned in 2022 for the same action and on the same charges; (3) Iranian journalist Navid Seyed-Mohammadi, a Kurdish reporter for the state-run Islamic Republic Radio and Television broadcaster, who was arrested in May 2020 and is serving a 7-year prison sentence for espionage for hostile states ; (4) Kayvan Samimi, a 76-year-old veteran journalist, who was initially imprisoned in May 2019 and is serving a 6-year prison sentence despite on antistate charges of spreading propaganda against the system and colluding against national security ; (5) sisters Hoda and Zahra Tohidi, who are freelance journalists, and were imprisoned alongside Zahra’s husband, Alireza Khoshbakht, a fellow journalist, in 2022 for documenting the nationwide protests after the death of Mahsa Jina Amini; and (6) Mohammad-Bagher Moradi, an exiled freelance journalist, who was extradited to Iran from Turkey, who was immediately imprisoned in 2022 for his work and is serving a 5-year prison sentence; Whereas since the Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, at least 95 journalists have been killed during the ongoing war in Gaza, Lebanon, and Israel and other significant attacks on the press have been documented, including— (1) at least 26 journalists have been killed in direct connection to their work, according to Reporters Without Borders; (2) 2 Israeli journalists were killed by Hamas-led forces on October 7; (3) Hamas is also reportedly holding 1 Israeli journalist hostage, while 2 Palestinian journalists have reportedly gone missing in Israeli custody; and (4) the detention of 17 journalists as of December 1, 2023, with 14 journalists being held without charge in the West Bank under administrative detention, according to CPJ