A ceremony was held in Gaza to commemorate the one-year anniversary of an Israeli double strike. The strike, which occurred at a hospital, resulted in the deaths of 22 Palestinians. The event marked a year since this incident took place.
A ceremony was held in Gaza to mark one year since Mariam Dagga was killed.
Mariam Dagga was killed in an Israeli strike.
The strike killed 22 Palestinians.
The strike occurred at a hospital.
A year after an Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza killed 22 Palestinians, including journalists Hussam al-Masri and Mariam Dagga, no one has been held accountable. Israeli officials stated the target was a suspected Hamas camera, claiming six individuals killed were linked to Hamas, though evidence was not provided. An anonymous Israeli soldier disputes this, stating no evidence linked the camera to Hamas and none of the six were the intended targets. The military confirmed the incident is under examination but offered no timeline for a potential criminal investigation. Rights groups note Israel rarely holds troops accountable for Palestinian deaths. The Associated Press has repeatedly requested details from the army but received none, with AP Executive Editor Julie Pace expressing disappointment with the lack of answers.
An Israeli strike on Nasser hospital in Gaza killed journalists Mariam Dagga and Hussam al-Masri.
Mariam Dagga was a visual journalist who worked for The Associated Press and other news organizations.
Hussam al-Masri worked as a freelance journalist for Reuters.
It has been one year since the Israeli strikes occurred.