US EditionJournalists Killed in Israeli Strike on Hospital Leave Void in Coverage of Gaza War
The double strike targeted rescuers and journalists, killing 20 people at Nasser Hospital in Gaza, with the second attack occurring about 10 minutes after the first, authorities reported.
- On August 25, 2025, a pair of Israeli airstrikes targeted a medical facility in Khan Younis, resulting in 20 deaths, among them five journalists and healthcare personnel.
- The first strike occurred around 10:00 local time, followed by a second blast about 10 minutes later targeting rescuers and reporters responding to the initial attack.
- Among the dead were journalists from Reuters, Al Jazeera, Associated Press, and Middle East Eye, including photojournalists Mariam Dagga and Mohammad Salama.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed regret over the event, describing it as a deeply unfortunate accident, and stated that a comprehensive military inquiry is in progress. Meanwhile, UN Secretary-General Guterres condemned the deaths, emphasizing the dangers faced by medical workers and journalists, and urged for a fair and prompt investigation.
- The attack sparked international outrage with calls for a ceasefire, condemnation from media freedom groups, and demands that Israel protect civilians and journalists amid ongoing hostilities.
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UN demands justice for slain Gaza journalists
• Israeli forces claim they attacked hospital to target ‘camera installed by Hamas’; Reuters says its feed shut, cameraman killed in strike • UN inquiry on violence halted due to paucity of funds • Qatar awaits Israeli response to truce proposal GENEVA: The United Nations insisted on Tuesday that Israel must not only investigate alleged unlawful killings in Gaza like the recent hospital strike that killed 20 people, including several journalists…
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At least 20 people, including 5 journalists, killed in Israeli shelling of Gaza hospital
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Leaning Left10Leaning Right6Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution53% Left
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