Hebrew channel: The army leadership approved the bombing of "Nasser Hospital" in Khan Younis.

Hebrew sources reported that occupation soldiers participated in the massacre that took place at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, confirming that the attack was approved by the high military command. This acknowledgment comes despite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's regret over the incident.

Channel 14 reported that the forces involved in the attack confirmed that the operation was planned and pre-approved, raising questions about the moral and legal responsibility for this aggression.

In an attempt to justify the attack that resulted in the martyrdom of 20 people, including 5 journalists, the channel claimed that a Golani reconnaissance unit discovered an advanced camera on one of the hospital floors, which they considered a justification for launching the attack.

Netanyahu expressed his regret over the incident, noting Israel's appreciation for the work of journalists and medical staff, but this regret does not reflect the reality of the tragic conditions faced by Palestinians.

The Israeli army admitted to bombing the hospital, but tried to evade responsibility for the martyrs, stating that it targeted the vicinity of the hospital without mentioning civilian casualties.

The Chief of Staff of the Israeli army, Eyal Zamir, ordered a preliminary investigation into the incident, but previous experiences indicate that these investigations are often merely attempts to evade responsibility.

The Israeli occupation has committed a massacre against Palestinians for 23 months, during which 246 Palestinian journalists have been martyred, raising concerns about the targeting of journalists in conflict areas.

The attack on Nasser Hospital is the second of its kind in less than a month, as the occupation targeted 6 journalists last August, highlighting the escalation of assaults against media personnel in Gaza.

Since October 7, 2023, Gaza has been subjected to comprehensive aggression that has resulted in the martyrdom of 62,744 Palestinians and the injury of 158,259 others, underscoring the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe afflicting the region.

This ongoing aggression is accompanied by a suffocating humanitarian crisis, as residents suffer from severe shortages of food and medicine, threatening the lives of thousands, especially children and women.