- Israeli airstrikes hit Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza, killing at least 15–20 people, including 4–5 journalists.
- The attack involved two strikes: the first on the hospital, the second targeting rescuers and journalists arriving at the scene.
- Among the journalists killed were Reuters, AP, and Al Jazeera staff; local journalists bore the brunt as international journalists are largely banned from Gaza.
- Israel claims it does not target journalists and alleges militants operate from hospitals, but has not provided evidence.
- The Gaza war has been the deadliest conflict for journalists ever documented, with nearly 200–240 killed since October 2023.
Israel Strikes Gaza Hospital, Killing At Least 15 People, Including Journalists
