The analysis discovered that Israel hit Nasser Hospital in Gaza four times

Israel struck Nasser Hospital at least four times during its deadly attack in southern Gaza on Monday, and he found a new video footage by BBC.

The attack, which attracted international condemnation and widespread anger, is said to have killed at least 20 people, including five journalists.

Initial reports from Gaza said that Israel had hit the hospital twice, with the first explosion that followed nine minutes before another, who hit the respondents and journalists who arrived at the scene.

But a new analysis indicates that the hospital has hit four times in total. BBC achieved and found the analysis of experts that two stairs were almost simultaneously in the first wave, and although what was believed was a single attack in reality, it was in fact two separate strikes hitting the same place inside a small part of a second.

Israel does not allow international journalists to enter Gaza independently. The BBC has determined the verification of additional strikes by analyzing dozens of videos of the ground and the materials that were filmed by eyewitnesses that were distributed online.

In the first incident, an Israeli strike Hit the external stairs on the eastern side of the hospital at 10:08 local time (07:08 GMT), Journalist Hafam Al -Masry, who was running direct TV feeding for Reuters.

The BBC has now identified another explosion that was previously not reported in the northern wing staircase at the same time, which was overwhelmed by the “double transport” strike on the eastern stairs.

New shots appear in the height of smoke and damage in both classes, while emergency workers said that the hospital’s operating department had been beaten.

Other videos show an injured person who is transferred to the bottom of the northern stairs and hospital nursing manager with tearing clothes and blood stained that he said she wore a nurse while working in the operating department when she was beaten.

“The footage shows internal damage consistent with relatively small ammunition, including an entry hole that indicates a relatively flat,” said the footage of the arms and ammunition intelligence company.

After about nine minutes, while dozens of respondents and the first journalists gathered on the eastern stairs, the Israeli forces were hit again.

While the explosion was documented by the media at the time, the tire analysis separately of the newly -shots clearly shows that two separate projectiles launched by the Israeli forces struck the hospital millimeter on an open stairs as journalists and emergency workers gathered.

Experts did not agree with the type of ammunition used in the third and fourth strikes.

Some of the BBC ammunition analysts have identified the joint shots with projectiles as brilliance missiles, which are guided ammunition that can be released from tanks, drones and helicopters. Several outlets in Israel suggested that the ammunition used against the hospital was launched by the Israeli tanks stationed nearby.

Experts who spoke to the BBC said that the explosions could not be caused by one tank, due to the quick caliphate in which the hospital munitions were struck.

“If these paintings are released from the ground, then the tanks will participate, at least, as the interval between the two effects is very short,” said Emil Kutlarski, an intelligence -defense analyst for the Intelligence Defense Company. “No tank bearing can re -download this fast.”

Meanwhile, Mr. Jenzen Jones said, “The effect of two projectiles at the same moment indicates that two tanks were called the target at the same time.”

Although he said it was not possible to define the ammunition used categorically, the clear physical characteristics and flying style “indicate a” multi -purpose “tank gun, such as the Israeli M339 model.

The satellite photos reviewed by the BBC verify that the Israeli Defense Army forces showed 2.5 km northeast of Nasser Hospital and inside the shooting day on the day of the attack. Other armored vehicles can also be seen nearly.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said it has no additional comment on newly identified explosions when the BBC is verifying.

Israel has evolved from the attack since the Monday attack. She initially said that she had carried out a strike in the hospital area, saying that she was “destroying any harm to individuals who are not involved” and that an initial investigation would be opened as soon as possible, but he did not provide any justification for the attack.

In the hours that followed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he said that Israel was responsible “He regrets the tragic accident.”.

On Tuesday, the Israeli Defense Army said that the initial investigation found that the forces had identified a camera placed by Hamas in the hospital area “used to monitor the activity of the Israeli Defense Forces”, without providing evidence.

The IDF has yet to recognize more than one strike on the hospital, amid allegations by some international legal experts that it may violate international law.

Civilian “excessive and direct and direct military advantage” is prohibited under the Fourth Geneva Convention.

“A reasonable striker must expect dozens of civil losses because the hospital is full of protected persons,” said Professor Genina del from Oxford University.

Professor Dell added that “the mere having equipment that belongs to a discount” does not mean that the hospital or medical facility loses its protected position under the laws of war.

At least 247 journalists have been killed in Gaza since October 7, 2023, according to the United Nations, making it the most bloody struggle for correspondents ever.

The Israeli army launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others took hostage.

Nearly 62,900 people were killed in Gaza in the same period, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health.