What are double-tap strikes that Israel used to hit a hospital?
Summary
Israel carried out two airstrikes on Nasser Hospital in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of 20 people, including journalists and health workers. The two strikes, known as a double-tap strike, occurred 10 minutes apart and targeted medical staff and rescue workers, which goes against international law.Key Facts
- Two airstrikes targeted Nasser Hospital in Gaza.
- The attacks killed 20 people, including journalists and health workers.
- The two strikes were 10 minutes apart.
- The tactic used is known as a "double-tap strike."
- Double-tap strikes target rescuers who arrive after the first hit.
- International law prohibits targeting medical personnel and rescuers.
- Israel's Prime Minister called the attack a "tragic mishap."
- The U.S. and other nations have used double-tap strikes in the past.
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