Opinion – Gaza, journalistsThe first time I met Al Jazeera’s Gaza team lead, Tamer Almisshal, was in July last year. I spoke with various members of the Gaza team while writing a profile of Gaza’s veteran reporter Wael al-Dahdouh, who lost his wife, three of his children and grandson. “We are continuing,” the Gaza editor told me last week, after he lost his entire Gaza City team in the targeted strike that claimed the lives of Sharif, Mohammed Nofal, Ibrahim Thaher and Qraiqea. Al Jazeera told me that he was sent a warning by Israeli intelligence and told to stop reporting. Ghoul refused, and was decapitated in a targeted strike.