Israel Hospital, bombs, kill journalists, paramedics, dozens of other via Gaza Israeli conflict news

Israel struck Nasser Hospital in the south Gaza StripAt least 21 people, including five journalists, as well as paramedics and rescue workers, were killed in the latest intentional attack on civilians and the besieged health system in the pocket.

On Monday, which killed journalists who worked for the island, Reuters and Associated Press (AP), and others, was among many Israeli strikes that targeted both hospitals and media workers for nearly two years.

It comes at a time when Israel expanded its attack on populated areas and urban centers, including Gaza City, Increased risks already for the population.

He struck the first blow to the “double Nafra” attack, where one of the second suburbs was followed shortly after the upper floor of a building in Nasser Hospital. Minutes later, journalists and rescuers in Orange jackets rushed an external staircase, which is affected by the second shell.

He was among the journalists who killed the island Muhammad SalamaReuters, photographer Hauteam Al -Masry, Mariam Abu Daka, an independent journalist working in AP at that time, as well as Ahmed Abu Aziz and Muwaz Abu Taha.

Tareq Abu Azzoum from the island, who was reported by Deir al -Adl, said the attack “sent the entire area to an absolute sense of chaos and panic.”

Abu Azoum said: “Not only for passers -by or people who live in the hospital, but for the patients themselves, who are receiving treatment in one of the areas to be protected under … international humanitarian law.”

The attack was met with A widespread global condemnationIncluding the groups of press freedom and rights advocates, who expressed their anger at the repeated targeted killings of Israel in Gaza.

Al -Jazeera condemned the attack as “a clear intention to bury the truth.”

Francesca Albaniz, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, denounced the attack.

“The rescuers were killed in a state of duty. Such scenes are revealed every moment in Gaza, and they are often invisible, largely documented,” Albaniz said.

I begged: How much should he witness more before you act to stop this massacre?

Israeli allies, such as France, Germany and the United Kingdom, called for an investigation.

The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate also condemned Israel because of the strikes, saying it represents “an open war against free media, with the aim of exhausting journalists and preventing them from fulfilling their professional duty to expose its crimes to the world.”

The attack raises the death toll Palestinian journalists were killed in Gaza Since October 7, 2023 to at least 273, according to Al -Jazeera.

The Committee to Protect Journalists called for “the international community to hold Israel accountable for its ongoing illegal attacks on the press.”

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said the strike was a “tragic accident”, and that the army was investigating it. Israel has often issued similar data after the incidents that sparked international anger and calling for United Nations investigations, but the actual accountability of the perpetrators has not heard of anyone.

The Israeli forces also killed the Palestinian correspondent Hassan Duhan, who worked in the Al -Hayyat Al -Jadida publication, in a separate incident in Khan Yunis later on Monday, which led to the death of journalists who were killed on that day to six.

Two weeks ago, Israel killed the prominent Al -Jazeera correspondent Anas Al-Sharif And four other journalists in a blow. In this attack, Israel confessed to targeting Sharif and falsely claimed that he worked in Hamas, without providing any evidence, after he disturbed him and condemned him for several months before he was killed.

Nasser Hospital stood in front of the raids and bombing during the war, as officials have repeatedly pointed out a decisive shortage of supplies and employees amid a blockade of the disrupted help. Other hospitals were also attacked, including Shiva Medical ComplexThe main pocket hospital, where Israel killed hundreds.

Death, despair, and famine leg pocket

Israeli attacks via Family lands They have killed at least 61 people since dawn on Monday, including seven desirable people for help.

Tanks are advancing in Gaza City, where the Israeli forces were intensifying the attacks in an attempt to force nearly a million Palestinians there to the south of concentration areas.

The Civil Defense in Gaza said that Israel had it 1000 buildings were destroyed in Gaza City Since August 6, hundreds of people were besieged besieged, while continuous access methods and access to many rescue and aid operations were prevented.

The Al -Woudi Hospital said that the Israeli shooting also killed six students from aid trying to reach a distribution point in central Gaza and was wounded by 15 others.

The Israeli forces have opened routinely fire on the hungry Palestinians while trying to secure meager assisting parcels at the controversial Israeli GHF sites and the United States.

According to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, more than 2000 Palestinians were killed and about 13,500 wounded were wounded while seeking assistance in distribution points or along the caravan roads used by the United Nations and other relief groups.

Al -Aouda said that two Israeli strikes in central Gaza killed six Palestinians, including a child, while the Shiva Hospital in Gaza City said that three Palestinians, including a child, were killed in a blow there.

The uncompromising attacks continue as the United Nations warns that malnutrition among children in Gaza deepens.

The United Nations Humanitarian Office (OCA) renewed the invitations to the flow of unrestricted aid to Gaza and inside it.

“With the circumstances of the famine that have now been confirmed in Gaza Governorate, hunger and malnutrition among children are deepening,” Usha said.

“Partners who work on nutrition notes that in any food crisis, children with basic health conditions are affected first – and without appropriate nutrition, water and care, their condition is exacerbated more quickly.”

Chris McCainch, the humanitarian response advisor in Oxfam in Gaza, described the situation as unprecedented in size and intensity.

He said: “It is difficult not to overuse preferences in this context, but in fact, this is a unique human catastrophe and the worst crisis I was part of … to a large extent.”

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump expected that the war on Gaza could see a “Cutted End” Within two to three weeks. Similar demands rapidly decreased on the side of the road, as the full military and diplomatic support in Washington for the genocide of Israel does not show any signs of decline.

“It is necessary to end because it is between hunger and all other problems – worse than hunger, death and pure death – they are killed,” Trump said.