Israeli Forces Raid Kamal Adwan Hospital in Northern Gaza

The hospital, one of the last partially functioning facilities in the area, was heavily damaged, with reports of casualties and forced evacuations.

Israeli military operations targeted Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, reportedly killing at least 29 people, including four hospital staff, according to local sources.
Witnesses and hospital officials allege that Israeli forces forced patients, staff, and displaced individuals into the hospital courtyard during the raid, with some staff permanently expelled.
The World Health Organization confirmed the hospital was bombed without prior warning, leaving it minimally functional and exacerbating the ongoing health crisis in Gaza.
Gaza’s health ministry has accused Israel of systematically targeting medical infrastructure, with only half of the region's healthcare facilities still operational and severely under-resourced.
The Israeli military denies entering or striking the hospital, stating it conducted operations nearby, while human rights groups decry the attacks as violations of international law.