Israeli airstrikes on Gaza's largest hospital killed 22 people, including five journalists from international news agencies like AP and Reuters. The attacks, which occurred in quick succession, drew widespread condemnation. Witnesses described the scene as rescuers were killed by a second strike while attending to the victims of the first. The Israeli government expressed regret but offered no explanation or accountability for the incident, raising concerns about deliberate targeting of journalists and suppression of information. The death toll underscores the escalating violence in Gaza and the risks faced by journalists covering the conflict.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.