Videos contradict the logical basis of Israel for the deadly attack in the hospital

This is the moment before the Israeli army killed a group of journalists and rescue workers who were responding to a strike in a hospital in Gaza. (An explosion) This was the second attack on this site in nine minutes, which was not only part of the hospital, but also a firm gathering place for reporters. Hospitals, medical workers, and the media are protected from the attack under the laws of war. In total, at least 20 people were killed, including five journalists and four health workers. The Israeli army says it launched the attack to take out a Hamas camera used to track its forces, but it has not provided any evidence of the type of camera concerned, as it may be present or why a camera justifies fires in the hospital and journalists. (The explosion) raises an analysis of visual evidence and shots from the scene questions about what they were targeting to start and why they launched a second attack that killed the first respondents and more journalists. Israel struck the hospital for the first time in two separate locations, including the external stairs facing the East, which has the city and often used by journalists, including Mariam Abu Daka, the AP Freelancer that appeared in this video as of June. Journalists worked there, photographed videos and photos, and comment together. Reuters was running the matches of this stairs throughout the week before the attack. The Associated Press recently ran into the live broadcast there. The first attack was killed at least two people, including Reuters, the photographer Hafam Al -Masry. These are the last moments recorded, the Masry camera. Freeze image and sound at the moment of influence. The post -the first direct attack shots, which also included a blow to a second or lower just location. It is not clear why the Israeli army hit separate Hospitals when they only said they were targeting a Hamas camera. Reuters press camera is the only camera that can be seen in the rubble in the stairs facing the East. The pictures of this stairs after the first attack do not seem to show any kind of surveillance camera. Rescue workers and journalists hurry the stairs. Many of the first respondents wear reflective jackets. Here is Mariam Abu Daka again and Hatem Khaled, Reuters photographer. Khaled’s footage shows a chaotic rescue operation on the stairs without any sign of a military threat. The Israeli forces were launched again – (an explosion) – about nine minutes after the initial attack. This second attack consisted of two projectiles that struck the same place inside a second part, killing most people on the stairs – (the explosion) – including more journalists and many rescue workers. Ap Abu Daqqa was one of the victims. Reuters photographer was injured, but he survived. Soon after, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the strikes with tragic accidents. In its initial investigation, the army also claimed that six Palestinian militants were killed and said it was increasing the investigation of decisions about the attacks. The investigation specified the unit concerned as the Al -Jolani Brigade. It is the same brigade, who attacked and killed 15 Palestinian emergency workers in March. The Israeli army confessed to violations of orders and the deputy commander refused, but this attack was not responsible. The army refused to answer more questions from the Times about the attacks on Nasser Hospital. The war in Gaza was one of the most bloody modern conflicts of all journalists and medical workers. (music)