Israel attacks Gaza again: Reuters reporter loses life
Nasser Hospital, located in the southern Gaza Strip, was the target of an Israeli airstrike. 15 people lost their lives in the attack carried out with kamikaze drones. Among the deceased are 4 journalists and medical personnel.
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Continuing its months-long attacks in Gaza, Israel has this time struck Nasser Hospital in the south. The attack was first carried out on the roof of the hospital using kamikaze drones. Journalists located on the roof were directly targeted.
SECOND ATTACK ON MEDICAL PERSONNEL
Medical personnel who rushed to the scene following the first attack were subjected to a second strike while attempting to treat the wounded. The Gaza Ministry of Health announced that 15 people lost their lives in the consecutive attacks and that there are many wounded.
4 JOURNALISTS LOST THEIR LIVES
It was reported that 4 journalists were killed in the attack. The identities of the journalists were announced as follows:
Mohammed Salama (Al Jazeera cameraman)
Hossam Al-Masri (Reuters photographer)
Mariam Abu Daqqa (Palestinian journalist)
Moaz Abu Taha (photojournalist)
The death of photographer Hossam Al-Masri, who worked specifically for Reuters, has caused a major stir in the international press community.
NUMBER OF JOURNALISTS KILLED IN GAZA EXCEEDS 200
With this latest attack on Nasser Hospital, the number of journalists killed in the ongoing Israeli attacks in Gaza has exceeded 200. International press organizations emphasize that journalists are being systematically targeted.
FOOTAGE RELEASED AFTER THE ATTACK
In the footage recorded around the hospital following the attack, civilians fleeing in panic, wounded medical personnel, and the ruined rooftop drew attention. The images once again revealed that Israel is clearly targeting health facilities and journalists.