Al Jazeera's Gaza bureau chief, Wael al-Dahdouh, suffered a devastating loss when his wife, son, daughter, and infant grandson were killed in an Israeli airstrike at the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza. The family had sought shelter at the Nuseirat camp after Israel urged civilians to move south. Al Jazeera's parent company, the Al Jazeera Media Network, condemned the killings as an "indiscriminate assault" and held the Israeli authorities responsible for the safety of their colleagues in Gaza. The details of the attack have not been independently confirmed, and the Israeli military has not responded to a request for comment. Al-Dahdouh, who had been reporting from Gaza City, learned of his family's deaths live on air. Distressing footage and photos showed him grieving over the bodies of his son and daughter. Other family members are currently being treated in the hospital. The tragic incident highlights the dangers faced by journalists in conflict zones and the toll that the Israel-Gaza war has taken on innocent lives.