Israeli Airstrikes Kill Dozens, Force Main Hospital Closure in Gaza

More than 48 people have been killed in recent Israeli airstrikes in and around the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis, health officials said. Among the victims were 18 children and 13 women. Several homes and tents sheltering displaced families were hit, according to Nasser Hospital, which was forced to shut its doors following the strikes.

In northern Gaza, the Jabaliya refugee camp suffered two deadly strikes targeting family homes. One strike killed nine members of a single family, while another strike killed 10 people, including seven children and a woman, officials from Gaza’s health ministry emergency services and civil defense reported.

The escalating violence has led to growing humanitarian concerns as civilians bear the brunt of the conflict.