US Edition3 Palestinian journalists killed in Israeli strike on hospital in Gaza City, death toll rises to 225
- On June 5, 2025, an Israeli drone strike targeted the courtyard of a Baptist hospital in the center of Gaza City, resulting in the deaths of at least four journalists and two civilians.
- The Israel Defense Forces reported that they carried out a precise strike at around 10:20 a.m. Targeting a member of Islamic Jihad who was functioning within a command and control location in the hospital courtyard.
- Journalists and media workers were present in the courtyard without prior warning, and four other journalists and several bystanders were injured in the strike.
- The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate denounced Israel's ongoing practice of deliberately attacking and killing journalists, while the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem urged the international community to ensure Israel complies with the Fourth Geneva Convention.
- The incident highlights the risks faced by journalists covering the conflict and has drawn calls from international groups for protection of media and medical personnel during hostilities.
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Israeli strike on Gaza hospital kills three journalists
LONDON: Three journalists were killed and four others injured in an Israeli strike on Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital’s courtyard in central Gaza, drawing condemnations from media rights groups. The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate said the attack struck a media tent and identified the victims as Ismail Badah, a cameraman for Palestine Today TV channel, which is affiliated with the
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