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Investigation: Israel's attack on Nasser Hospital
An investigation conducted by the British newspaper "The Independent" revealed that the Israeli occupation army relied on claims regarding the use of a surveillance camera belonging to the resistance's security to justify an attack targeting Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, which resulted in the deaths of 20 Palestinians, including medical and humanitarian workers. The investigation showed that the two attacks—one of which targeted a Reuters agency photographer—led to accusations against the camera; however, it was not definitively proven that the camera was used to monitor Israeli forces. Additionally, the Israeli army did not communicate with the hospital's administration to verify the matter before launching the attack. The investigation raised concerns about potential war crimes, with accusations of selectivity and repeated targeting of healthcare and humanitarian workers. It also prompted diplomatic moves by Britain calling for accountability of those responsible for the strikes, amid international calls for an independent investigation and accountability for the perpetrators.
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