Start Here "Tragic Mishap": Deadly Airstrikes on Gaza Hospital
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Aug 26, 2025 James Longman, ABC's chief international correspondent, shares harrowing insights on the deadly airstrikes that killed five journalists at a Gaza hospital. He discusses the mounting international outrage and the complexities faced by the IDF in their military operations. Pierre Thomas, ABC's Chief Justice Correspondent, dives into the legal troubles of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who faces new challenges after his wrongful deportation. They explore the implications of these events amidst a dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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Deadly Double Strike At Gaza Hospital
- The Nasser hospital in southern Gaza was struck twice, killing at least 20 and five journalists, raising accusations of a "double tap" tactic.
- Israel denies targeting civilians and says Hamas uses hospitals as shields, promising an investigation.
Dispute Over Intent Versus Error
- Critics point to repeated mishaps and language from some Israeli officials to argue civilian deaths may be intentional.
- Israel insists errors happen in war and vows inquiries, but perceptions sharply diverge.
Journalists Suffer Heavy Casualties
- The Committee to Protect Journalists reports over 190 media workers killed in Gaza, making this the deadliest conflict for reporters on record.
- Among recent losses was visual journalist Mariam Daga, who had documented targeting of journalists online.