One year on: Israel’s double-tap massacre at Gaza’s Nasser hospital
Ahmed Al-Najjar
Press TV, Khan Yunis
A year ago, the Israeli regime carried out two strikes on Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza, killing and wounding dozens of people.
It was one of the most heinous massacres carried out by the regime since the war on Gaza began in October 2023. The strikes primarily targeted journalists and first responders, and were widely condemned by international rights groups as war crime. A year on, Palestinians are commemorating the victims, while continuing to demand answers and accountability.
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