On Monday, one of the largest Nasser Hospital and strips still partially operated in the southern Gaza was hit twice with Israeli strike.
At least 20 people were reported to have died, including journalists and medical staff.
The attack led to international criticism and the United Nations said, “It must be justice.”
On Monday, Benjamin Netanyahu Israel called it “tragic thinking.”
On Tuesday, the Israeli army added that the strike did not provide evidence, but aimed at the “camera that was established by Hamas”, but it needed an additional investigation of how the strike was approved.
The BBC checks the attack and the video analyzed from the aftermath to combine the timeline of the case and the contents of it.
Reha Kansara has more.
Checking Benedict Garman, Sebastian VanderMeersch, Shayan Sardarizadeh and Sherie Ryder. Graphics of MESUT ERSOZ. Katerina Karelli was produced.
