Israel strikes Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, causing casualties

Israel's military conducted an airstrike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, the largest hospital in southern Gaza, resulting in casualties and significant damage. The Israeli military claimed the strike targeted Hamas militants operating within the hospital, asserting that civilian deaths are the responsibility of Hamas due to its operations in densely populated areas. This incident occurred amidst a resurgence of conflict after a ceasefire ended, with the death toll in Gaza surpassing 50,000, according to reports from Gaza's Health Ministry. Following the strike, protests erupted in Israel, with demonstrators expressing frustration over Prime Minister Netanyahu's handling of the war and ongoing political issues, leading to several arrests. As the humanitarian crisis deepens, the Israeli military has continued to order evacuations of civilians in heavily bombarded areas, further complicating the situation for Gaza's population. The conflict continues to escalate, with both sides facing intense international scrutiny and calls for a resolution.