US EditionJournalist’s final images show the Gaza hospital stairwell where she was killed by an Israeli strike
Mariam Dagga, among five journalists killed in a double Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital, highlighted the high risks faced by media covering the Gaza conflict, with 220 journalists killed since 2023.
- An Israeli strike on Gaza's Nasser Hospital killed 22 people, including five journalists, according to health officials.
- The Israeli military claimed the strike targeted Hamas surveillance cameras, but Hamas denied the accusations, stating all victims were civilians.
- Eyewitnesses reported two consecutive strikes, with journalists and medical personnel on the scene during the second attack.
- Benjamin Netanyahu called the incident tragic, asserting Israel does not target civilians, while groups condemned the attack as a violation of press freedom.
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