In brief
On Monday, Nasser Hospital, a key medical facility in Gaza, sustained two Israeli airstrikes, reportedly resulting in the deaths of at least 20 individuals, including medical personnel and journalists. The attack has sparked international outrage and calls for justice from the United Nations. Israeli officials describe it as a tragic mistake while a military spokesperson claims the strikes targeted a Hamas camera. BBC Verify's investigation reveals critical details surrounding these events.
On Monday, Nasser Hospital - the largest in southern Gaza and one of the few still partially operating in the Strip - was hit twice by Israeli strikes.
At least 20 people were reportedly killed, including journalists and medical staff. The attack has drawn international condemnation and the United Nations has said there must be justice. On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it a tragic mishap. The Israeli military stated on Tuesday that the strike aimed at a camera positioned by Hamas, although evidence was not provided, and further investigation was needed into how the strikes were authorized.
BBC Verify analysed footage from the attack and its aftermath to piece together the timeline of events and what it reveals.
Reha Kansara has more.
Verification by Benedict Garman, Sebastian Vandermeersch, Shayan Sardarizadeh and Sherie Ryder. Graphics by Mesut Ersoz. Produced by Katerina Karelli.
