The BBC dug deep into Israel's strike on Gaza's European Hospital—one of the few still operating in the region—by reviewing video evidence, talking to witnesses, and consulting weapons and legal experts. Their investigation aims to piece together exactly what happened and whether the attack followed international laws.

Editor’s Note: Hospitals are supposed to be protected under international law, even in war zones. If this strike violated those rules, it could have serious legal and humanitarian consequences. For civilians trapped in Gaza, losing another functioning hospital isn’t just a headline—it’s a matter of life and death. This story matters because accountability in war is fragile, and understanding what really happened is the first step toward justice.