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Israeli Airstrike on Nasir Hospital in Gaza Kills at Least Six

An overnight strike on Nasir Hospital in Khan Younis killed at least six people and wounded 20, with no prior evacuation warning issued.

Sources: Kars Manşet, Afyon Türkeli Gazetesi, Mardin Life, Gazete Rize and 4 more8 sources ↓|· 1 min read
Israeli Airstrike on Nasir Hospital in Gaza Kills at Least Six
Photo: Kars Manşet

KEY POINTS

  • At least six people were killed in the airstrike on Nasir Hospital
  • Twenty people were wounded, including patients and health workers
  • The El-Yasin building's second floor was directly hit in Khan Younis
  • No evacuation warning was issued before the attack
  • Intensive care and surgical units sustained extensive damage

Israeli forces carried out an airstrike on Nasir Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, killing at least six people and wounding 20 others.

The attack hit the El-Yasin building within the hospital compound, striking its second floor directly. Among those killed and injured were patients and health workers receiving or providing treatment.

“No evacuation warning or prior notice was given to medical staff or civilians in the area before the bombardment.”

— Palestinian Civil Defense Directorate

No evacuation warning or prior notice was given to medical staff or civilians in the area before the bombardment, according to the Palestinian Civil Defense Directorate.

Hospital administration reported extensive damage, particularly to the intensive care and surgical units, following the strike.

The Israeli military has not yet issued an official statement explaining why the hospital was targeted.

Both reports were published on November 12, 2026, with the first appearing at 02:35 and the second at 02:45.

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