Muslim Nations Condemn Gaza Hospital Strike, Demand Aid Flow
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Foreign ministers from 18 Muslim countries condemned an Israeli airstrike on Gaza's Nasser Hospital, which killed six people, and demanded Israel lift aid restrictions. The Israeli military stated the strike targeted a Hamas commander. The ministers also criticized ongoing Israeli attacks on civilians and worsening humanitarian conditions, urging the US and UN to ensure aid delivery. Israel maintains it has increased aid, including thousands of tents.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- 18 Muslim countries condemned an Israeli strike on Gaza's Nasser Hospital, citing humanitarian law violations.
- The strike reportedly killed six people, including patients and medical staff, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.
- Israel's military said the strike targeted Hamas commander Muhammad Abu Ismail, but his survival is unconfirmed.
- The countries urged Israel to lift restrictions on humanitarian aid, warning of worsening conditions for Gazans.
- The statement called on the US and UN Security Council to pressure Israel regarding aid delivery.
- Israel stated it has allowed thousands of additional tents into Gaza, totaling 93,000.
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