The United Nations calls for justice to the Israeli double strike, which killed 20

The United Nations said that “there must be justice” after Israel’s dual strike in Gaza Hospital, which killed at least 20 people, as an initial Israeli military investigation said that the strike targeted a “camera placed by Hamas.”

The condemnation of the attack, including its victims, five journalists and four health workers, are escalating, as UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer described it as “completely defense.”

Later on Tuesday, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) issued their initial investigation, which identified many “gaps” for more investigation.

This came when the Israelis launched a day of protests at the level of the country calling for their government to accept a deal to release the hostages.

On Monday, Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis witnessed a preliminary strike killing at least one person before he ranked second in the same site after about 10 minutes of journalists and rescue men who were attending the scene.

At least 20 people, including four health workers and five journalists who worked in the international media, including Associated Press, Reuters, Al Jazeera and Ain Al -Sharq Al -Awsat.

“This is a shock and this is unacceptable,” said the eighth spokesman for the United Nations Human Rights Office on Tuesday.

“This raises many questions about the targeting of journalists and all these incidents must be completely investigated and officials should take responsibility.”

He talked about the past Israeli investigations into the deaths in Gaza, and added: “These investigations need to achieve results.

In its statement, the Israel Defense Army said it had identified a camera placed by Hamas in the hospital area “used to monitor the activity of the Israeli Defense Forces.”

“The forces are working to remove the threat by hitting the camera and dismantling it,” the statement said. He claimed that six of the dead were “terrorists”. A military spokesman later said that journalists working for Reuters and the Associated Press were not target.

The Israeli Defense Army report appears to be a shift in a tone of Prime Minister Netanyahu’s statement on Monday evening, which described the incident as a “tragic accident.”

However, the Israeli Defense Army did not explain the reason for launching the second attack, minutes after the first. Instead, he said that more investigations into the mandate, including the ammunition used and the “decision -making process in this field.”

Israel targeted hospitals in Gaza throughout the war, despite the protection it received in international law, saying that medical facilities are used by Hamas.

In Israel, the demonstrators banned the highways with burning tires and carried demonstrations in Tel Aviv and other cities to demand their government to the ceasefire deal to return the remaining hostages that Hamas maintains, and ended the war.

The Israeli government has so far refused the suggestion of the ceasefire, which Hamas agreed to, although it had previously participated in that.

Netanyahu says that the government now wants a different deal that would see all hostages on one stock.

Israel believes that only 20 of 50 hostages kept in Hamas in Gaza are still alive after 22 months of war.

“Israel stands against Netanyahu and its regime,” said Yuda Cohen, the father of Nimrod Cohen, who was purchased in the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023.

“Another day to protest, another day to ensure that the hostage issue remains a high priority. Another day to pressure Netanyahu and to force him to end the war and get a hostage deal.”

In Jerusalem, hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the Prime Minister’s office, where the security cabinet meeting was held.

Qatar, one of the two parties involved in the ceasefire talks – the mediators said that “awaiting an answer” from Israel to the last proposal.

“The responsibility is now on the Israeli side to respond to an offer on the table. Anything else is a political situation.”

The Hamas Ministry of Health in Gaza said on Tuesday that the bodies of 75 Palestinians have reached its facilities over the past 24 hours.

Israel has revealed a plan for its army to control Gaza City, despite the large -scale international and local opposition. The Israeli Defense Minister said that Gaza City will be destroyed if Hamas does not agree to disarm and release all hostages.

An unaccounted object confirmed that famine takes place in Gaza City and the surrounding areas. The IPC Classification Classification says that more than half a million people across Gaza face “catastrophic conditions” that are characterized by “hunger, anxiety and death”.

The report was classified as an “explicit lie” by Israel, which denied that there was starvation in the region.

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.

At least 62,819 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health in the region.

Most of the people of Gaza were displaced several times; More than 90 % of homes are estimated at damage or destruction; Health, water, sanitation and hygiene systems collapsed.