An Israeli airstrike struck the Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza on Monday, resulting in the deaths of at least 19 people, including four journalists. The attack was a double-tap strike, where a second missile hit shortly after the first, targeting rescue teams as they arrived at the scene.
Among the journalists killed were a Reuters cameraman and an Associated Press freelancer, Mariam Dagga. Palestinian health officials confirmed the casualties and reported that several others were injured during the airstrike.
This incident adds to the growing violence in Gaza amid ongoing conflicts. Israeli officials have not issued an immediate response regarding the hospital attack. The strike has prompted widespread international concern over the protection and safety of:
- Medical facilities
- Journalists covering conflicts
The Nasser Medical Complex is a crucial hospital serving the Gaza region and was reportedly targeted in a focused attack, leading to significant and tragic losses.
This event has spurred urgent calls for the protection of civilians and press personnel in conflict zones to prevent such tragedies in the future.
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