Year after Nasser Hospital killings
One year has passed since the killing of 22 Palestinians, including journalists and rescue workers, in an Israeli raid on Nasser Hospital in Gaza. Despite investigations, there has been no clear accountability for the perpetrators. Israel claimed that the target was a camera suspected of belonging to Hamas, but investigations have not proven any link between the camera and Hamas or identified a precise target, even though many of those killed were not militants. Human rights organizations have emphasized that Israel rarely prosecutes its soldiers for killing Palestinians and that justice and accountability are lacking. The Associated Press and Reuters have called on Israel to provide a full explanation of the incident, which saw the hospital hit four times and resulted in the deaths of 22 people, including journalists such as Mariam Abu Daqa, who was working with news agencies. These accounts and investigations raise questions about the justification for the strikes, especially given the ambiguous evidence and lack of a clear military target, while Israel continues its escalation against health and media institutions in Gaza.
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