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“I have seen horrible places and have risked my life, but I know that somehow God will always save me.”

Quote by Kenji Goto

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Kenji Goto was a renowned Japanese journalist recognized for his coverage of Middle Eastern conflict zones. His career took him to war-torn regions such as Gaza, Syria, and Iraq, where he reported on the human impact of conflict. Goto's dedication to journalism and pursuit of truth were evident in his willingness to risk his life to bring stories of war's impact to the public. Tragically, he was kidnapped and executed by Islamic State (IS) militants in 2015. more

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