Three journalists died, including a cameraman from the Reuters news agency and another from the Catarí Al Jazeera chain, in the attack on Monday to Nasser de Gaza hospital, who left at least fourteen deaths, according to Efe sources from the Ministry of Health.
It is, according to Health, by Hossam al Masri (Reuters), Mohamed Salama (Al Jazeera) and Mariam Abu Daqqa.
The attack occurred on Monday morning, when the center received at least two impacts, one of them on a group of journalists among which Hossam al Masri were, who worked as an independent for the Reuters news agency; Mohamed Salama, cameraman of the Catarí Al Jazeera, and Mariam Abu Daqqa, who worked as an independent for international news and television agencies.
“The first attack was aimed at the fourth floor of the Nasser medical complex, Followed by a second attack on the arrival of the ambulances to rescue the injured and dead, “said the Gazatí Ministry of Health in a statement, which reported” numerous injured. “
With these last journalists killed, The Gazati government count of dead informants because of the Israeli offensive amounts to at least 240, in a list that includes journalists, ‘influencers’ and other content creators.
Asked about the matter by Efe, the Israeli army replied that “he is finding out” what happened.
In May 2025, the United Nations independently verified the murder of 211 journalists in Gaza, including 28 women, since the beginning of the Israeli offensive over Gaza after the 7-0 attacks. In addition, at least 49 Palestinian journalists remain detained in Israeli prisons, according to the Palestinian Commission of detainees and former.
In September 2024, reporters without borders (RSF) filed a fourth complaint with the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes committed by the Israeli army in Gaza. “The protection of journalists begins with the fight against impunity,” says the organization. Their complaints are based on a wide set of investigations and information collected by their correspondents and other sources on the land, despite the blockade and the serious communication problems that gaza ravage.
