Multiple countries condemn an Israeli airstrike on the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, which they say hit a hospital and killed civilians and medical workers. The attack is reported as leaving at least six people dead, including a child, with additional injuries reported by at least one outlet.
Dawn, Middle East Eye and The Express Tribune all describe a joint condemnation involving Pakistan and other states, urging Israel to protect medical facilities and civilians under international humanitarian law. The statements also call for unhindered and sustained delivery of humanitarian aid, especially as winter approaches, and warn that restrictions on aid and shelter materials risk worsening living conditions.
While all accounts emphasise the ceasefire and civilian protection, Dawn adds that Israel’s military says it struck to eliminate a threat after Hamas used the hospital area as a command centre. Middle East Eye focuses on broader warnings about medical shipments and winter supplies and links violence to the risk of the ceasefire collapsing. The Express Tribune highlights the ceasefire warning and aid requirements without adding additional details beyond the joint statement framing.
