'Israeli' drones drop bombs behind Hospital in Gaza
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- ‘Israeli’ drone strikes target hospitals in Gaza.
- Gaza hospitals targeted amid mounting ceasefire violations.
- ‘Israeli’ strikes kill nine Palestinians in 48 hours.
- Over 1,300 Palestinians killed in truce violations.
'Israeli' drone strikes targeted two separate medical facilities in the Gaza Strip, injuring an unconfirmed number of Palestinians inside the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital compound in Deir el-Balah.
Field reports indicated that an 'Israeli' drone struck a tent sheltering displaced individuals within the hospital perimeter.
Details regarding the exact number of casualties and the severity of their injuries were not immediately available.
Separately, an 'Israeli' quadcopter dropped an explosive device behind Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza.
The recent strikes form part of a broader wave of military attacks across the Gaza Strip despite a US-backed ceasefire agreement that took effect last October.
According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, at least nine Palestinians were killed and 18 others were wounded in attacks across the enclave over the preceding 48 hours.
Palestinian medical authorities report that repeated ceasefire violations since last October have resulted in more than 1,300 deaths and left over 4,300 people injured.
Emergency workers also continue to recover hundreds of bodies from under the rubble of destroyed infrastructure across the Strip.
According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, the total death toll in the enclave has exceeded 73,000 since 'Israel' began its war on the coastal strip in October 2023.
