Israeli soldier's testimony questions hospital bombing
One year after the bombing of Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Israel still refuses to provide a comprehensive explanation regarding the incident that resulted in the death of 22 civilians, including journalists and medics. A new testimony from within the Israeli army has revealed that the evidence linking the suspected camera used by Hamas is unconfirmed, and that six of the casualties were not deliberately targeted. The information indicates that the weapon used in the attack shifted from an attempt at precise targeting with a drone to tank shells, raising questions about the decision to employ more destructive weapons and whether this led to widespread civilian injuries. Additionally, the narrative regarding the second strike targeting the site after an attempt to assist the wounded has evolved, and Israel is accused of not conducting transparent investigations, while international calls continue for the truth to be revealed.
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