In a dramatic escalation of tensions, Israeli forces targeted the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis—the largest medical facility in southern Gaza—on Sunday, according to the region’s Health Ministry. The strike reportedly caused a massive fire, killed at least one person, and wounded multiple others. 🔥
The surgical building bore the brunt of the attack, though Israel’s military confirmed the operation without immediate clarification on its objectives. Local authorities called the act a ‘devastating blow’ to Gaza’s already strained healthcare system, which is struggling under the weight of prolonged conflict. ⚠️
This incident marks the latest flashpoint in ongoing clashes, raising alarms internationally. Humanitarian groups warn that attacks on civilian infrastructure could deepen Gaza’s healthcare crisis, with hospitals overwhelmed by casualties and shortages. 🚑
As global leaders call for de-escalation, young activists are rallying on social media, demanding urgent intervention. ‘This isn’t just politics—it’s about human lives,’ one user tweeted, echoing a sentiment shared by millions. 💬
