Israeli strike kills nine of Gaza doctor's children, hospital says
Summary
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza hit a doctor's home, killing nine of her ten children. The surviving child and the father, both injured, received medical care at the hospital where the doctor works. The strike is part of broader military actions by Israel in Gaza.Key Facts
- An Israeli airstrike hit the home of Dr. Alaa al-Najjar in Khan Younis, Gaza, killing nine of her ten children.
- Dr. Najjar's surviving child, an 11-year-old boy, and her husband were injured.
- Graeme Groom, a British surgeon at the hospital, operated on the surviving child.
- A video verified by the BBC showed bodies being removed from the rubble.
- The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported striking over 100 targets in Gaza in one day.
- At least 74 people were reported killed by Israeli forces over a recent 24-hour period.
- Israel has partially lifted its blockade, allowing limited aid into Gaza, but shortages remain acute.
- The UN highlighted the severe shortage of aid, saying hundreds more trucks are needed daily for Gaza's population.
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