A year after a devastating double strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza killed 22—including journalists and rescue workers—no one has been held accountable. Israeli officials claimed the target was a Hamas camera, citing six victims as militants, but internal sources confirm no evidence linked the camera to Hamas or the victims to any militant activity. The second strike, targeting first responders, resembles a “double tap” attack—a potential war crime—and occurred despite the hospital being a vital hub for global news coverage. Eyewitnesses say all victims were unarmed; yet Israeli forces have killed over 200 journalists since the war began. A soldier’s testimony, backed by Breaking the Silence, reveals a troubling pattern: Palestinians are retroactively labeled militants to justify strikes and evade real accountability, leaving grieving families questioning why journalist lives are treated as expendable.
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