Controversy grows after IDF strike kills journalists at Gaza hospital
Following an Israeli military strike that killed journalists at Nasser hospital in Gaza, news organizations are claiming that Israel had advance knowledge of the journalists' presence.
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On August 28, 2025, an Israeli military strike on Nasser hospital in Gaza resulted in the deaths of several journalists. Major news organizations, including Reuters, are stating that the Israel Defense Forces knew about the journalists' locations before conducting the attack. The incident occurred at one of Gaza's few remaining operational hospitals.
Journalists working in the area emphasize that their positions were known to Israeli military authorities beforehand, raising serious questions about the targeting decision. This event significantly increases the risks for media professionals covering the conflict and may discourage future war reporting.
The strike also highlights the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza, where medical facilities have been severely damaged by ongoing military operations.
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