Israel Attack Nasser Hospital Killing Journalists

Five journalists, including Al Jazeera photographer Mohammad Salama, are among at least 20 people killed in an Israeli attack on Nasser Medical Complex in southern Gaza, according to the enclave’s Ministry of Health.
The ministry said on Monday that the victims were killed on the fourth floor of the hospital in a "Double-Tap Strike" – one hitting first, then another moments later as rescue crews arrived.
Those killed also included Hussam al-Masri, who worked as a photo-journalist for the Reuters news agency; Mariam Abu Daqqa, who worked as a journalist with several media outlets, including The Independent Arabic and The Associated Press news agency; and journalist Moaz Abu Taha, according to Gaza’s Government Media Office.
A fifth journalist Ahmed Abu Aziz, who worked for the Quds Feed Network and other media outlets, succumbed to his wounds, according to the Media Office statement.
Reuters reported that their live video feed from the hospital, which was operated by cameraman al-Masri, suddenly shut down at the moment of the initial strike.

Al Jazeera’s Willem Marx reports.

A journalist has been killed in an Israeli army attack on Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis.
That brings the total number of media workers killed in Gaza to 240 since the start of the war.

Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudary has more from outside central's Gaza largest healthcare facility, the Al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir el-Balah, Palestine.