Nations Condemn Deadly Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Hospital

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Affects Palestinian Territories, Israel, and Pakistan · Covered in 2 countries

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Seventeen countries condemned an Israeli airstrike on a southern Gaza hospital that killed six people.

Pakistan and multiple other countries strongly condemned an Israeli airstrike that targeted the Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza. The deadly attack struck the surgical ward in Khan Yunis, resulting in multiple casualties among civilians and medical staff. International diplomats have demanded the protection of medical facilities and the unhindered flow of humanitarian aid.

  • The casualtiesThe strike on the surgery ward killed at least six people and injured nearly 30 others.
  • The victimsThe dead included a 13-year-old boy seeking medical care.
  • The locationThe attack hit the Nasser Medical Complex located in the city of Khan Yunis.
Why it matters

Healthcare facilities and medical personnel in Gaza face extreme risks amid ongoing military operations, drawing intense global scrutiny and repeated calls for civilian protection under international law.

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17countries condemning strike
6Palestinians killed
13 yrsage of boy killed
30people wounded
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What outlets agree on

Governments condemned the Israeli airstrike targeting the Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, which caused fatalities and injuries in the surgical ward.

Where coverage differs

Sources differ slightly on the exact tally of countries involved, with one reporting 17 nations and another stating 18 Muslim-majority countries.

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