Israel justifies a false Gaza Hospital attack, Reuters discovered the investigation Gaza News

Israel falsely claimed that the Hamas camera was a target of a deadly blow that killed 22 people, including journalists.

Israel’s justification for the bombing of Khan Yunis Hospital in southern Gaza, claiming that it had targeted the Hamas camera, is a mistake, according to the investigation conducted by the Reuters news agency.

A military official said that the Israeli forces planned a August 25 attack on Nasser Hospital using the drones that showed the Hamas camera, which was the goal of the strike. But Reuters review of the visual evidence and interviews with the witnesses proved that the relevant camera actually belonged to the news agency and has long used a journalist.

The “Double Nafra” attack killed 22 people, Including five journalists One of them worked on the island. Their death brought the number of journalists who were killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza to more than 200 since the genocide war began almost two years ago.

After a day of strike in the hospital, the army said that the forces had fired a “suspicious” camera filled with a cloth, claiming that it was running Hamas. Done-later drone shots showed the device on the hospital staircase, covered with a prayer carpet belonging to Reuters journalist Hafam Al-Masry-who was killed in the strike-lymph Hamas.

At least 35 times since May, Al -Masry put his camera on the same stairs to record the live broadcast distributed all over the world. The carpet is often used to protect it from heat and dust.

Ismail Thawabata, head of the government media office in Gaza, said: “The claim that Hamas was depicting the Israeli forces from Nasser’s false and fabric hospital.” “Israel is trying to cover up a full war crime against the hospital, its patients and medical employees.”

Reuters said she reviewed more than 100 video and pictures of the scene and had an interview with more than twenty people to rebuild the attacks.

Al -Jazeera Ali Hashem described the stairs as a “temporary news room” where journalists gathered before the strike. The live broadcast of the Massari was frozen moments of the explosion, which he killed with many civil defense workers. A second explosion was struck when the rescuers rushed.

“We were saved the martyrs and the wounded … then a big explosion between us,” said Cameraman Khaled Reuters.

Israel has targeted hospitals and other sites protected under international humanitarian law, including schools, shelters, mosques and churches. Its attacks also killed journalists, medical employees, the first respondents and human workers. Despite the repetition Global invitations for investigationsIsrael continues to act without punishment during the genocide in Gaza.

The CPJ Protection Committee (CPJ) says that Israel has never published the results of an official investigation and no person is held accountable for the killing of journalists.

“None of these incidents has raised a meaningful review of Israel’s rules, and international condemnation has not led to any change in the pattern of attacks on journalists over the past two years,” said Sara Sadda, regional director of CPJ in the Middle East and North Africa.