Israeli strike inside Gaza hospital complex kills six, officials say

Gaza's civil defense agency said an Israeli strike inside the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis killed six people and wounded more than 20, and the hospital confirmed the six deaths.

Why it matters: A strike inside a working hospital complex would be a further strain on the ceasefire in place since October 2025, under which Gaza's health ministry says more than 1,590 Palestinians have been killed.

Data as of AFP report published by Arab News on November 11, 2026, read in full via the estate browser route. The casualty figures come from Gaza's civil defense agency, which operates under Hamas authority, and from the hospital's own statement; they are single sourced, AFP named no independent verification, and Israel's military said it was checking the incident. Developing item.

Gaza’s civil defense agency said an Israeli strike inside the Nasser Medical Complex, west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, killed six people and wounded more than 20, and the hospital confirmed the six deaths in a statement. The agency’s spokesperson, Mahmoud Bassal, gave the toll to AFP, and the bodies and wounded were recovered from a building at the complex.

Israel’s military told AFP it was checking for information on the incident when asked for comment. No time for the strike was given in the report, and AFP named no independent verification of it.

Israeli strike inside Gaza hospital complex kills six, officials say

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