Israeli missiles strike Gaza hospital, patients evacuated
- Two Israeli missiles struck the Al-Ahli Arab Baptist Hospital in Gaza, damaging key areas, according to medics.
- Patients were evacuated after a warning call was received from someone claiming to be from Israeli security, as reported by health officials.
- The Israeli military claimed the blast was from a failed rocket launch by Palestinian Islamic Jihad, who denied responsibility, while Palestinian officials blamed Israel.
- The attack led to further pressures on healthcare facilities in Gaza, as noted by the World Health Organization, which cited urgent needs for medical supplies.
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According to criticism from Germany - Israel justifies attack on hospital buildings in Gaza
According to criticism from Germany, Israel's government once again justified the attack on the Al-Ahli Hospital in the Gaza Strip. It was a precise attack on a single building used by Islamist Hamas as a command and control center, the Israeli Foreign Ministry wrote on the online platform X. It responded to an English-language contribution by the German Foreign Ministry.
Israel strikes northern Gaza's last major hospital, killing at least 21, including children
A wave of Israeli strikes across Gaza on Sunday hit a hospital and other sites, killing at least 21 people, including children, as Israel vowed to expand its security presence in the small coastal strip.
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