Israeli Gaza Hospital Strike Kills 20 Including Journalists

A recent Israeli airstrike on Gaza's Nasser Hospital killed 20 people, including five journalists, sparking widespread condemnation from international governments and organizations. The foreign ministries of multiple countries, including Cyprus and India, condemned the killings and called for thorough investigations, emphasizing the need to protect journalists and civilians in conflict zones. The Palestine Forum of New Zealand highlighted the systematic targeting of Palestinian journalists, calling it a violation of international law and an assault on truth, and urged the international community to ensure media access to Gaza. Israel expressed regret over the strike, stating it was a tragic mishap and launched an investigation, while Prime Minister Netanyahu affirmed the military's focus on defeating Hamas and recovering hostages. US President Donald Trump expressed unhappiness over the incident but stressed the need to end the ongoing conflict. Malaysia's Foreign Minister condemned the militarization of humanitarian aid in Gaza and accused Israel of war crimes and genocide, demanding unimpeded aid delivery and protection for humanitarian workers and journalists.