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Thursday, November 12, 2026 · UTC
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Israeli air strike hits Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza

Reports give four dead and six. The strike reached the second floor and damaged intensive care and surgery. It came 13 months into a ceasefire.

Viktor Lindahl
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An Israeli air strike hit the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, in southern Gaza. Two counts The toll differs between the two reports. Anadolu reported six Palestinians killed at the hospital.[1] Al Jazeera reported four.[2] More than 20 people were wounded, by Anadolu's account.[3] Neither report carries a statement from the Israeli military. The building The strike hit the second floor of the hospital.[4] Intensive care and surgical wards were damaged.[5] The same day Israeli attacks killed at least nine Palestinians across Gaza.[6] The ceasefire's count A ceasefire began on 11 October 2025. Since then 1,622 Palestinians have been killed.[7] That is an average of about four a day over 13 months. The civilian death toll of the war reached 74,653 as of Wednesday.[8] Since 7 October 2023, 176,007 Palestinians have been injured.[9] The weather on top The strike came days after a storm. At least 70,000 displacement tents flooded in the weekend's rain.[10] The rain affected at least 106,000 people.[11] The United Nations issued an emergency appeal for waterproof shelter tents.[12] Israel restricts the entry of essential aid into Gaza.[13] Italy launched an emergency aid initiative of 5 million euros.[14]
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  1. Israeli airstrike killed 6 Palestinians at Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza. · aa.com.trTurkey
  2. Israeli air strike killed four Palestinians at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis. · aljazeera.comQatar
  3. More than 20 people were wounded in the airstrike. · aa.com.trTurkey
  4. The strike hit the second floor of Nasser Hospital. · aa.com.trTurkey
  5. Intensive care and surgical wards at the hospital were damaged. · aa.com.trTurkey
  6. Israeli attacks killed at least nine Palestinians across Gaza. · aljazeera.comQatar
  7. 1622 Palestinians killed since Gaza ceasefire began 11 October 2025. · aljazeera.comQatar
  8. Gaza war civilian death toll reached 74653 as of Wednesday. · aljazeera.comQatar
  9. 176007 Palestinians have been injured in Gaza since 7 October 2023. · aljazeera.comQatar
  10. At least 70000 Gaza displacement tents flooded in weekend rains. · aljazeera.comQatar
  11. Heavy rain affected at least 106000 people in Gaza recently. · aljazeera.comQatar
  12. UN issued emergency appeal for waterproof shelter tents for Gaza. · aljazeera.comQatar
  13. Israel restricts entry of essential aid into Gaza. · aljazeera.comQatar
  14. Italy launched a 5 million euro emergency aid initiative for Gaza. · aljazeera.comQatar
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