UN demands justice over Israeli double strike on Gaza hospital | BBC News

The UN has called for justice after Israel’s double strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, which killed at least 20 people, including a Reuters cameraman and several journalists and health workers. The first strike on Monday killed a cameraman operating a live TV feed from a staircase on the hospital’s side, while a second strike about ten minutes later struck journalists and rescuers on the scene. The attack has drawn condemnation, with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer describing it as "completely indefensible." On Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces released an initial inquiry that identified gaps for further investigation and claimed the strikes targeted a camera positioned by Hamas to observe IDF troops, alleging that six of those killed were terrorists. The IDF report marked a shift from Prime Minister Netanyahu’s earlier description of the incident as a "tragic mishap."