The attack area is usually visited by journalists and cameras that come every day to inform about the deceased and injured people generated by Israeli attacks. Gaza authorities are denouncing that 70 Palestinians died in attacks in the last 24 hours.
At least Four journalists have died In Gaza and a fifth he was injured on Thursday at the bombing that Israel performed against the Baptist Hospital, in the north of the city. The journalists worked today for the Shams News Agency and the Palestine and Arabiya television channels.
Both the deceased and the wounded worked in the courtyard of the hospital when the Israeli hunters bombed the place, according to the Wafa press office.
This is one Zone visited by journalists And cameras that come to hospitals every day to inform about the deceased and wounded caused by Israeli attacks. Local sources believe that “bombing against journalists were.”
Since the start of the Israeli offensive against Gaza, more than 220 journalists have died of army attacks and bombing, according to the figures from the local government.
Israel has a veto of the entry of foreign press on veto In the comic, journalists, cameras and Palestinian photographers are also the only ones who can inform what is happening inside and the situation that is being lived.
Reporters without borders ensures that Palestine has become in the deadly place out of the world Exercise journalism in 2025.
The authorities of the Gaza Strip, controlled by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), have denounced that Israel denounces He killed 70 Palestinians and was injured on 189 In the attacks that have been carried out in the last 24 hours.
In this almost 20 months of war, the troops of Benjamín Netanyahu have constantly attacked hospitals, clinics and health centers, saturated and with hardly any resources that are injured and sick.
Source: EITB
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