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Airstrike on Nasser Hospital Complex in Khan Younis Results in Civilian Casualties

Nov 11, 2026 09:26 PM CT Khan Younis, Gaza Strip gaza, hospital-strike, civilian-casualties, humanitarian-crisis, medical-infrastructure

Summary

A strike hit a building at the Nasser Hospital complex in Khan Younis, killing at least six people and injuring twenty, according to local authorities. This incident highlights the continued targeting of medical infrastructure and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, which remains a central component of the broader regional conflict dynamics.

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The building at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis that was hit by a deadly strike in 2025. Another building at the same medical complex was attacked on Thursday, Gaza authorities said.

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T2 New York Times World
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Israel AGGRESSOR

Conducted the military strike on the hospital complex.

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