Khan Yunis Brigade Commander Killed in Israeli Strike on Nasser Medical Complex
The Israeli military and internal security services announced the death of a Hamas brigade commander in a strike on a hospital in southern Gaza, resulting in casualties and service disruptions.
The Israeli military and internal security service announced that a strike carried out at dawn on Thursday targeted the Nasser Medical Complex in the southern Gaza Strip, resulting in the death of the commander of the Khan Yunis brigade of Hamas.
Palestinian sources reported that at least six people were killed and thirty others were injured in the attack, noting that the victims included a doctor, a student, and a person with a disability.
Ahmed Al-Farra, director of the Nasser Medical Complex, announced that operations, radiology, and laboratory departments have ceased functioning due to the impact of the strike.
The Israeli military described the raid as precise, accusing Hamas of utilizing the medical complex as a hub for its military operations.
These developments occur amidst ongoing military activities in the region, further complicating the humanitarian and field situation.