The journalists who lost their lives include Husam al-Masri from Reuters and Mariam Dagga, a freelance journalist for the Associated Press, who was described as "shocked and saddened" after learning of her death. Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Salameh and NBC's Muath Abu Taha were also among the victims. Eyewitness accounts captured the utter chaos outside the hospital, with grey smoke pouring from upper floors and people running amidst the sound of ambulances and sirens. The Israeli military and government have yet to issue a statement regarding the incident, which highlights the precarious situation in the region amid ongoing conflict.
Tragic Hospital Strike Claims Lives of Journalists in Gaza
Tragic Hospital Strike Claims Lives of Journalists in Gaza
A devastating strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza has reportedly claimed the lives of at least 15 individuals, including four journalists.
In a tragic incident, an Israeli military strike on Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza has resulted in the deaths of 15 individuals, four of whom were journalists from various international media outlets. Reports indicate that the initial attack was followed by a second strike as rescuers were attending to the scene, leaving devastation and chaos in its wake.
