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IDF Strikes Gaza Hospital Complex, Citing Hamas Command Center and Hostage Holding
The IDF revealed on November 14 that Hamas used Gaza's Nasser Hospital as a command center and hostage-holding site. This followed an Israeli airstrike on November 12 targeting senior Hamas commander Muhammad Abu Ismail, allegedly responsible for holding hostages.
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What happened
- 01IDF claims Hamas used Gaza's Nasser Hospital as a command center and for holding Israeli hostages.
- 02An Israeli airstrike on November 12 targeted senior Hamas commander Muhammad Abu Ismail at the hospital.
- 03The IDF stated Hamas commanders used the hospital's second floor for operations and to restore capabilities.
- 04Several hostages, including women and children, were allegedly held at the hospital after being abducted on October 7.
- 05Palestinian sources reported six deaths from the strike, including a surgeon, which the IDF has not confirmed.
- 06The Peace Council condemned hospital use in conflict and urged adherence to a peace plan.
The IDF claims Hamas used the hospital's second floor for military operations, despite repeated warnings. Palestinian sources reported six deaths from the strike, including a surgeon, which the IDF has not confirmed. The Peace Council condemned hospital use in conflict and urged adherence to a peace plan.
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