US EditionGaza journalist killings: India condemns Khan Younis deaths as ‘shocking, deeply regrettable’
India condemned the killing of five journalists in Israeli airstrikes on Nasser Hospital, calling for investigations and highlighting nearly 200 journalist deaths in Gaza since 2023.
- On Aug 27, India called the killing of five journalists in Israeli strikes on Nasser Hospital, Khan Yunis, Gaza, "shocking" and "deeply regrettable".
- The attack on August 25 involved a double-tap strike by Israeli forces on Nasser Hospital, while India shifted from its earlier October 2023 support for Israel to urging humanitarian access amid Arab concerns.
- Among those killed were five journalists affiliated with Reuters, the Associated Press, Al Jazeera, and Middle East Eye, plus four healthcare workers; a sixth journalist died separately on Monday in Khan Yunis.
- Indian officials said Israeli authorities have instituted an investigation, while the United Nations and World Health Organization called for probes amid global condemnation.
- Media watchdogs report nearly 200 journalists have died in Gaza since October 2023, while Israel's restrictions on independent media complicate verification; India urges ceasefire, humanitarian access, and negotiations.
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Malaysia strongly condemns Israeli airstrike on Gaza Nasser hospital
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia strongly condemned the Israeli airstrike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza, on Aug. 25, which killed at least 20 people, including medical personnel and journalists, and injured many others. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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Gaza: Israel using ’fabricated claims’ to justify Nasser attack
The Government Media Office in Gaza on Tuesday rejected what it described as Israel’s "misleading" narrative attempting to justify the strike on the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, which killed 22 civilians, including five journalists. The office said Israel "is trying to justify its crime by spreading a false narrative claiming that it targeted a camera belonging to resistance elements - an invalid claim lacking any evidence, aimed at ev…
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