The dawn attacks struck both Nasser Medical Complex in southern Gaza and al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, causing fatalities at both medical centers. The strike on Nasser Medical Complex killed six people and paralyzed the facility, while an earlier strike killed at least one person at the entrance of al-Shifa hospital. In central Gaza, an Israeli drone targeted a vehicle south of Deir el-Balah, inflicting multiple additional casualties.
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Critical healthcare infrastructure across Gaza faces severe paralysis following targeted…: Critical healthcare infrastructure across Gaza faces severe paralysis following targeted morning strikes on major hospitals.
Casualties continue to mount across multiple sectors of Gaza, stretching from Gaza City t…: Casualties continue to mount across multiple sectors of Gaza, stretching from Gaza City to southern areas.
Drone strikes on vehicles are contributing to the growing toll of casualties reported thr…: Drone strikes on vehicles are contributing to the growing toll of casualties reported throughout central Gaza.
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Israel kills 10 Palestinians in Gaza since dawn after two hospitals struck
12 November 2026 14:06 GMT
Israeli attacks across Gaza have killed at least 10 people since dawn, includings six in an attack on southern Gaza's Nasser Medical complex, Al Jazeera reports, citing medical sources.
Wafa reported earlier that another Israeli strike hit Gaza City's al-Shifa, killing at least one Palestinian at its entrance.
Meanwhile, in central Gaza, Al Jazeera reports that there are multiple casualties after an Israeli drone struck a vehicle south of Deir el-Balah.
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