For Mariam: Inside Israeli hospital strike and the possible war crimes behind it

A preliminary investigation has found that Israel may have committed war crimes in a double-tap strike on a Gaza hospital. The strike killed Mariam Abu Dagga, a journalist. The strike is alleged to have violated international law by targeting a protected site and civilians. The strike on the hospital has sparked international outrage. UK MPs have called for action against Israel over the killings of journalists.

The Independent and Arab News have both covered the calls for accountability. The Independent has also published an in-depth investigation into the strike and its possible war crimes. The Independent and AOL.com have both called for consequences for those responsible for Abu Dagga's death. The Independent and Middle East Eye have both covered the investigation's findings. The investigation's findings are preliminary.

The Independent's investigation does not specify who is responsible for the strike. The Independent's investigation does not specify what evidence was used to determine that war crimes may have been committed. The Independent's investigation does not specify what actions UK MPs are calling for. The Independent's investigation does not specify what consequences AOL.com is calling for. The Independent's investigation does not specify what evidence was used to determine that Abu Dagga was a journalist.