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Israeli strike on Al Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza City kills four journalists

At least four Palestinian journalists were killed in Israeli strikes targeting a group of media workers in Gaza City's Al Ahli Arab hospital's courtyard, local reporters told Middle East Eye.

According to local sources, the attack on Thursday morning came with no prior warning of the bombing.

The Israeli assault has so far claimed the lives of correspondent Suleiman Hajjaj and photographer Ismail Badah, who both worked for Palestine Today TV, alongside photographers Samir al-Rifai, who worked for the Shams News Agency, and Ahmed Qaljah, who worked for Al-Arabiya TV.

Journalist Imad Daloul, who works for Palestine Today TV, was also critically injured in the Israeli attack and has been rushed to the intensive care unit.

Footage online shows bodies scattered across the courtyards of the Al Ahli Hospital, otherwise known as the Baptist Hospital, as Palestinians attempt to aid one another. 

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Journalists Suleiman Hajjaj (left) and Ismail Badah (right) were amongst those killed in Israeli strikes on the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in central Gaza City on 5 June (X)
Journalists Suleiman Hajjaj (left) and Ismail Badah (right) were amongst those killed in Israeli strikes on the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in central Gaza City on 5 June (X)