Four journalists among 15 dead in Israeli strike on hospital, Gaza officials say

At least 15 people, including four journalists working in the international media, were reported in an Israeli strike in a hospital in the southern Gaza Strip.

Reuters photographer and Associated Press journalist were among those who were killed in the attack at Nasser Hospital. They were reported that they worked two other journalists on the island and NBC.

The Hamas civil defense said that many people were killed in an initial blow, and others in a second that happened when rescuers attended the scene.

The Israeli army and the Prime Minister’s office said they had no immediate comment.

Pictures from the scene show that Gray Smoke is escalating from the upper level where the damage is clear, in what is the main hospital in southern Gaza.

Outside, people run and scream in chaos, where ambulances can be heard.

In one of the video, while the doctor holds blood -stained clothes to show journalists, there is another blow.

Reuters news agency said that her photographer, Mamama Al -Masry, was among the dead. The Associated Press said that Mariam Daga, an independent journalist working in the agency, was also killed. He said he was “shocked and saddened” due to the death of the 33 -year -old.

It is said that others were Muhammad Salama working for Al -Jazeera, and the photographer Mukht Abu Taha, who works on the American TV network NBC.

The Civil Defense said that 15 people were killed, including one of its members, according to Agence France -Presse News Agency.