Journalists faces many obstacles around the world, but being a journalist in the occupied Palestinian Territories means these challenges are amplified. Asides from the pressure facing journalists from the declining use of traditional media, the Palestinian press faces a dual challenge of meandering the many physical restrictions imposed by the Israeli occupation and working within territories governed by two Palestinian administrations that operate different standards towards freedom of the media. Hamas, the fundamentalist Islamist movement which has ruled Gaza since 2007, imposes severe restrictions on what journalists can report, with negative coverage of Hamas forbidden. In the West Bank, the situation is better under the PA but far from ideal. During the week when Palestinians commemorate the Nakba, the catastrophe, I spoke to Monjed Azmi Jadou, the Director of Palestine News Network (PNN). We discuss what life is like working as a journalist in the Occupied West Bank, the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and how Covid-19 and the declining support for independent media is exacerbating the obstacles facing the media in Palestine.