Israeli Double Strike at Gaza Hospital

According to the Hamas-Run Health Minister, 20 people, including journalists and health workers, were killed by a double Israeli strike at Gaza’s hospital.

At least one person died with the first strike, and after two minutes, another person died when rescuers and journalists attended the field of Khan Younis Nasser Hospital.

Five journalists worked in international media, including AP, Reuters, Al Jira and the Middle East.

Later, on Monday, Benjamin Netanahu Israeli called the incident as “tragic accident.”

Nasser’s medical staff said the first strike came at about 10:00 local time.

The UK medical expert, who is treating the patient in the intensive care room at the time, said, “There is a massive panic … chaos.”

About 10 minutes later, another explosion occurred at the same point, and medical experts added that medical staff plans to escape from the building when the second strike hit.

According to the World Health Organization, the hospital’s emergency room, inpatient patient ward and surgical unit were hit. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that the emergency staircase was damaged.

The BBC Verify has seen a video to confirm this timing.

Al GHAD TV’s live stream shows many emergency workers who respond to the first strike near the top floor of Nasser Hospital as many reporters of the background movie What ‘S Deathing.

Stairs that journalists often gather to broadcast can be seen in the video. Then the strike bumps the emergency workers and reporters directly to send smoke and debris into the air. At least one body is seen in the aftermath.

The separate video taken on the same stairs shows the aftermath of the strike. As the medical staff react to the attack, you can see the body on the stairs.

Another clip taken in front of the main gate of Nasser Hospital shows the medical staff holding the bloody clothes on the camera before they send people running on the cover due to the explosion.

British medical experts explained and explained and explained “traces of blood on the entire floor” and “absolute scenes of chaos, distrust and fear.”

The identity of the murdered journalist was confirmed, but we rarely know about other deaths. The Ministry of Health, Hamas, said the rescue and patients died.

HUSAM AL-MASRI I worked as a cameraman of Reuters. News Agency reported that he was killed in the first strike at the hospital by running Reuters’ live TV feed. The news organization around the world, including the BBC, used his video.

Mariam33 was one of a few female journalists dealing with the Gaza War. She was a freelancer In cooperation with the Associated Press (AP), he said that he had regularly reported in the hospital. Dagga has a 13 -year -old son AP report and evacuated from the early war to live with his father in the United Arab Emirates.

Mohammad Salama I worked at AL JAZEERA and MIDLE EAST EYE. According to Al Jazeera, Salama was planning a wedding with another journalist Hala Asfour.

Ahmed Abu Aziz, I worked at 28, MEE (MIDLE EAST EYE), and according to its own report, I dreamed of studying abroad. Outlets said they worked as a freelancer based on Khan Yunis. MEE, who is engaged before the war, said ABU Aziz married a fiancé lawyer Loucy Saleh last summer.

According to outlets, he recently said he has no children. MEE honestly talked about the daily life of ABU AZIZ, and cited ABU Aziz’s reflection on serious conditions discovered by him and his wife.

“I can’t endure my thoughts to lose another friend, so I can’t avoid talking with other journalists around me,” MEE told him.

Moaz Abu Taha Two weeks ago, I filmed a video call with journalists who showed children suffering from malnutrition of Nasser with various outlets, including the Israeli newspaper Haaretz. Reuters sometimes told him that he published his work.

Israel does not allow international news organizations, including the BBC, to report freely to go to go. Local journalists depend on providing information to the world media institutions.

To protect reporters (CPJs), more than 190 journalists were killed in the 22 -month war, and the majority of Palestinians killed by Israel’s attack were killed.

Two weeks ago, Israel was angry and angry with six journalists in one of them near Gaza City’s Sippa Hospital.

IDF (ISRAEL Defense Forces) confirmed that we had a strike in the southern Nasser Hospital area.

All day long, Israeli officials have issued a statement with little information, indicating that there is a lack of clarity of attacks in the military, but it is designed to solve a wide range of anger.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu added that on Monday evening, Israel added that “we regret the tragic thinking that occurred today at Nasser Hospital in Gaza.” Israel added, “The journalists, medical staff and all civilians are cherished, and the army is” a thorough investigation. “

However, this statement rarely helps to deal with the obvious “double tab” characteristics of the attack. It is clearly intentional that most people who have been killed were caught in the second attack exactly in the same position after about 10 minutes.

“Double Taps” is a controversial military tactic. Controversial military tactics are controversial military tactics designed to maximize casualties by firing people who respond to the first attack.

The media organization’s statements, including the Israeli Foreign Press Association and the occupied Palestinian territory, have accused the Israeli troops intentionally patterns of journalists throughout the war.

It is not clear whether Israel will announce the results of internal investigation.

On Tuesday, the IDF announced that it was an early detection, and the unit claimed that Hamas used the camera used in the Nasser Hospital area.

He also claimed that he participated in the attack on October 7, saying, “Six of the murdered individuals were terrorists.”

The statement did not mention that the strike was too close or the ammo exploded.

The UN Secretary -General António GuterRes strongly criticized Nasser Hospital’s “terrible murder,” he said, “In this cruel conflict, the medical staff and journalists emphasized the extreme risks faced by medical staff and journalists and demanded” prompt and fair investigation. “

The UK called this attack “terrible” and “fully defending” attacks.

The official spokesman for Prime Minister Keir Starmer said the journalists should always be protected and the attack showed the necessity of ceasefire.

French President Emmanuel Macron said that this strike “unbearable” and civilians and journalists should be protected. He renewed the demands of humanitarian aid so that the interior and Israel “respect international law”.

The German Foreign Ministry said, “I was shocked.”

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump did not know the strike, but when he asked his reaction, he said, “I’m not happy.”

Media Free Group was also criticized.

“When will it end? There is an international law,” he said.

“There is a guarantee that journalists who deal with conflicts should be given, and none of them seem to be applied.”

The committee to protect journalists said:

The Foreign Press Association has called the latest murder “in the basin moment” and urged international leaders to act. Israel called for “a terrible practices aimed at reporters.”