Israel struck Gaza's Nasser Hospital at least four times during a deadly attack on Monday, according to an analysis by BBC Verify. The strikes killed at least 20 people, including five journalists, and initial reports had suggested only two attacks. BBC's investigation, based on video footage and eyewitness accounts, revealed that separate munitions hit two staircases almost simultaneously, followed by additional strikes nine minutes later targeting medics and journalists who had gathered at the scene. Military experts believe the attacks involved tank-fired projectiles, and satellite imagery confirmed Israeli units were within firing range. Israel has shifted its narrative in response to international condemnation, initially admitting to an attack near the hospital but later expressing regret and providing unsubstantiated claims about militant activity in the area. The incident has intensified global outrage, especially given the high number of journalists killed in Gaza since October.