At least 92 journalists have been killed in the ongoing Israeli war on Gaza since Oct. 7, the media office in the besieged Palestinian enclave said Sunday.

In a statement, the office said the latest fatalities were journalists Rami Badir, Assem Kamal Musa and Al Jazeera cameraman Samer Abu Daqqa, who was killed in Israeli raids during the past two days.

The office did not provide details regarding the circumstances of the journalists deaths.

The media office put the death toll of journalists killed in the war on Gaza at 92.

"By assassinating journalists, the Israeli occupation is trying to obscure the Palestinian narrative and attempt to obscure the truth, but it has failed miserably in breaking the will of our great Palestinian people," the office added.

Israel has bombarded the Gaza Strip from the air and land, imposed a siege and mounted a ground offensive in retaliation to the Oct. 7 Hamas incursion.

At least 18,800 Palestinians, mostly children and women, have since been killed and 51,000 injured in Israeli attacks, according to Gaza’s health authorities.

The Israeli death toll in the Hamas attack stands at 1,200, while more than 130 hostages are still held by the Palestinian group in Gaza, according to official figures.