An Israeli military strike near the Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza has resulted in the deaths of six people and left approximately 20 others wounded, according to local reports monitored by Sky TG24.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the operation, stating that the action targeted high-ranking members and fighters from Hamas's military wing operating within the medical facility. Specifically, the military and the Shin Bet indicated they aimed at Muhammad Abu Ismail, the commander of Hamas's Khan Yunis brigade, though official statements did not immediately confirm his death.
Hamas strongly rejected the allegations, labeling the operation as an attempt to justify a grave crime and calling upon the international community and the United Nations to intervene. Meanwhile, the wider regional situation remains highly tense as security cabinets and international diplomats navigate related escalations involving military readiness and diplomatic talks.
