The Israeli army admitted to launching an attack on the tent where journalists were staying in the city of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip. Palestinian journalist Hilmi el-Fakavi lost his life in the air strike. In the same attack, 10 people, including 9 journalists, were injured. In a written statement from the army, it was stated, “The army and the internal intelligence organization Shin-Bet (Shabak) targeted Hasan Abdulfettah Muhammed Islih, who was a member of Hamas and worked under the guise of a journalist and owned a media company, in Khan Yunis last night.” The statement claimed that the attack was carried out with the intention of targeting Islih, who belonged to the Hamas Brigade in Khan Yunis. Islih, one of the 9 injured journalists in the attack, has not yet made a statement regarding Israel’s claims. Israeli warplanes bombed a tent where journalists were staying near the Nasir Hospital in Khan Yunis, resulting in a fire in the tent. Initial reports indicated that one journalist died in the attack, and 10 people, including 9 journalists, were injured. The Israeli army continues to target press members with immunity under international agreements in its attacks on Gaza. With the death of a reporter in the attack on the tent where journalists were staying, the number of journalists killed since October 7, 2023, had reached 210.