One year after AP reporter Mariam Dagga's death in Gaza hospital strike
Twelve months after Israeli bombardment of Gaza’s Nasser Hospital killed AP journalist Mariam Dagga, her father Riyad Dagga still seeks justice.
A year has passed since Israeli airstrikes on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital took the life of AP reporter Mariam Dagga. Her father, Riyad Dagga, has kept the case in the spotlight, urging authorities to hold those responsible accountable. The incident remains a stark reminder of the dangers faced by journalists covering the conflict, and calls for accountability continue amid ongoing hostilities.
Why it matters
It highlights the extreme risks journalists face in war zones and the ongoing need for accountability for civilian casualties.
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