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Anadolu photojournalists receive World Press Photo awards in Netherlands

Two Anadolu (AA) photojournalists received awards at the prestigious World Press Photo (WPP) 2025 competition during a ceremony held at the historic De Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam, the Netherlands on Friday, May 16. Murat Sengul won first place in the West, Central, and South Asia – Singles category for his striking photograph, "Drone Attacks in Beirut," capturing the fear of civilians amid aerial strikes. Meanwhile, Ali Jadallah, AA’s photojournalist in Gaza, was honored in the Stories category for his powerful series, "Gaza Under Israeli Attack," documenting the devastation and resilience in the besieged enclave. Since Jadallah could not attend due to being in Gaza, Reuters photojournalist Mohammed Salem accepted the award on his behalf. Sengul’s winning image shows terrified civilians in Beirut’s Dahiyeh neighborhood tracking an overhead drone during Israeli attacks. Jadallah’s 10-photo series portrays the harrowing aftermath of Israel’s attacks on Gaza, including destruction, displacement, and the struggle for survival. The World Press Photo Contest, organized by the Dutch Foundation for Photojournalism with support from the Dutch royal family, received 59,000 submissions from 3,778 photographers across 141 countries. An independent jury selected 42 winners, highlighting critical global issues such as conflict, climate change, and human rights.(Footage by Mouneb Taim/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
Two Anadolu (AA) photojournalists received awards at the prestigious World Press Photo (WPP) 2025 competition during a ceremony held at the historic De Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam, the Netherlands on Friday, May 16. Murat Sengul won first place in the West, Central, and South Asia – Singles category for his striking photograph, "Drone Attacks in Beirut," capturing the fear of civilians amid aerial strikes. Meanwhile, Ali Jadallah, AA’s photojournalist in Gaza, was honored in the Stories category for his powerful series, "Gaza Under Israeli Attack," documenting the devastation and resilience in the besieged enclave. Since Jadallah could not attend due to being in Gaza, Reuters photojournalist Mohammed Salem accepted the award on his behalf. Sengul’s winning image shows terrified civilians in Beirut’s Dahiyeh neighborhood tracking an overhead drone during Israeli attacks. Jadallah’s 10-photo series portrays the harrowing aftermath of Israel’s attacks on Gaza, including destruction, displacement, and the struggle for survival. The World Press Photo Contest, organized by the Dutch Foundation for Photojournalism with support from the Dutch royal family, received 59,000 submissions from 3,778 photographers across 141 countries. An independent jury selected 42 winners, highlighting critical global issues such as conflict, climate change, and human rights.(Footage by Mouneb Taim/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
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