A ceremony was held in Gaza to mark one year since an Israeli double strike killed 22 Palestinians in a hospital.
Gaza marks one year since journalist Mariam Dagga was killed in Israeli strike Mourners have gathered in Khan Younis to mark one year since an Israeli double strike on a Gaza hospital killed 22 Palestinians, including journalist Mariam Dagga, and rescue workers. No one has been held accountable.
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