“Deadly Israeli Strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza Draws Global Condemnation”

A deadly Israeli airstrike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza has drawn international condemnation after reports confirmed the killing of doctors, journalists, medical staff, and civilians.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the incident as a “tragic mishap,” stating that Israel “deeply regrets” the deaths and that military authorities are conducting an investigation. He added, “Our war is with Hamas terrorists. Our just goals are defeating Hamas and bringing our hostages home.”

However, prominent journalist Piers Morgan rejected Israel’s explanation, calling the hospital bombing a deliberate “double strike.” He wrote on social media: “It wasn’t a mishap. It was a deliberate ‘double strike’ mass killing of hospital workers, journalists, and other civilians.”

The incident adds to a growing list of controversial Israeli strikes in Gaza that were later described as “mistakes” or “errors.” Critics argue that repeated attacks on civilian sites—hospitals, schools, and places of worship—reflect a pattern of disregard for international humanitarian law.

Footage shared widely on social media shows the aftermath of the bombing in broad daylight, intensifying calls for accountability. Human rights organizations have urged for an independent international investigation, warning that attacks on hospitals are a clear violation of the Geneva Conventions.

The Nasser Hospital strike has once again highlighted the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where civilians, medical staff, and journalists continue to bear the brunt of the ongoing war.