The Associated Press has gathered new evidence indicating that the camera targeted by IDF forces in the strike on Nasser Hospital in the Gaza Strip last month actually belonged to Reuters video journalist Hussam al-Masri. He was killed in the attack along with 21 other people, including journalists and other rescue workers.
The Associated Press has gathered new evidence indicating that the camera targeted by IDF forces in the strike on Nasser Hospital in the Gaza Strip last month actually belonged to Reuters video journalist Hussam al-Masri. He was killed in the attack along with 21 other people, including journalists and other rescue workers.
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