Israeli forces have killed five journalists working for Al Jazeera, among them the prominent reporter Anas Al-Sharif, sparking global outrage over the targeting of media workers.
The killing has been condemned by the network, which called it a "desperate attempt to silence the voices exposing the impending seizure and occupation of Gaza".
The Committee to Protect Journalists also called for accountability, and the National Press Club demanded an inquiry into the killings.
On Monday morning, Israeli forces killed at least 10 Palestinians in Khan Younis and Gaza City. Some of the attacks hit tents housing displaced families.
The latest developments come as Australia declared its plan to recognise a Palestinian state.
The Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN) president, Nasser Mashni, said: “This recognition comes while Israel is committing an ongoing genocide in Gaza, which has been livestreamed to the world for almost two years."