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Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza Allegedly Target Rescue Workers and Journalists

New allegations claim deliberate attacks on humanitarian and media personnel, deepening the humanitarian crisis and fueling calls for international investigations.

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Overview

  • The Palestinian Red Crescent (PRCS) has accused Israeli forces of intentionally targeting rescue workers, citing autopsies showing fatal upper-body wounds and reports of concealed bodies in Rafah.
  • Israeli airstrikes on a media tent near Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis reportedly killed two journalists, including Hilmi Al-Fakawi, and injured nine others, with one journalist burned alive.
  • Israeli military officials stated that the airstrike targeted a suspected Hamas operative, Hassan Eslaiah, claiming he posed as a journalist, though no evidence of Hamas membership has been provided.
  • The escalation follows the end of a ceasefire, with Israel intensifying military operations, including airstrikes, blockades, and widespread destruction of infrastructure, exacerbating Gaza's humanitarian crisis.
  • Humanitarian and media organizations, including the PRCS and the Palestinian Journalists' Association, are urging independent international investigations into alleged war crimes in the region.