A day after the strike killed 20 people, including five journalists, the Israeli military said its initial inquiry found that militants had placed an observation camera in the area. It provided no evidence.
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A day after the strike killed 20 people, including five journalists, the Israeli military said its initial inquiry found that militants had placed an observation camera in the area. It provided no evidence.
By Isabel Kershner
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The statement was issued as part of an initial inquiry into Monday’s attack on Nasser Hospital, which Netanyahu has called a…
LONDON: Israel struck Gaza’s Nasser Hospital at least four times during Monday’s attack that killed at least 20 people, including…
New footage has revealed that two more strikes were carried out on hospital by Israel than initially reported.
An initial Israeli military report says the attack targeted a "Hamas camera" and identified "gaps" for further investigation.
The Palestinian group says no fighters were killed in the Israeli military’s double-tap attack on Nasser Hospital.
Netanyahu said it was a "tragic mishap" but did little to address the apparent "double-tap" nature of the attack.
