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The bombardment of a hospital complex in Gaza resulted in 500 Palestinian deaths, according to the Hamas Health Ministry on Tuesday. Israel, on the other hand, denied being behind the attack.
Over 500 Palestinians were murdered in the unexpected explosion at the Gaza's hospital complex. The Israeli Airstrike has Israel under suspicion, although Israel has consistently denied it and blamed the Palestinian militant group for any botched rocket launches, according to the Palestinian Health Authority.
It occurred on the day of U.S. Vice President Joe Biden's travel to Israel to support the nation in its conflict with Hamas, the Islamist organization that controls the Gaza Strip, and to learn about Israel's strategies for reducing civilian losses.
It occurred on the day of U.S. Vice President Joe Biden's travel to Israel to support the nation in its conflict with Hamas, the Islamist organization that controls the Gaza Strip, and to learn about Israel's strategies for reducing civilian losses.
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Reuters was unable to independently confirm the party responsible for the hospital blast.
Mai Alkaila, the Gazan government's health minister, charged Israel with a massacre. A health ministry official estimated 500 deaths, but the head of Gaza's civil defense reported 300 deaths.
Prior to the incident on Tuesday, health officials in Gaza reported that over the course of Israel's 11-day bombardment, which started after Hamas militants launched an attack on Israeli towns and kibbutzim on October 7, killing over 1,300 people, mostly civilians, more than 3,000 people had been killed overall.
The Israeli military has denied responsibility for the explosion at Al-Ahli al-Arabi hospital in Gaza, claiming it was struck by a rocket launched by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad military group.
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Israel Defense Forces report that Gaza-based terrorists launched a failed rocket barrage near a hospital, with multiple intelligence sources pointing to Islamic Jihad's involvement.
Daoud Shehab, spokesperson for Islamic Jihad, refuted Israeli allegations of lies and fabrications, stating that the group was not responsible for the hospital incident.
During the 2021 conflict between Israel and Hamas, around 4,360 rockets were fired from Gaza, with 680 falling short of intended targets in Israel and landing in the Gaza Strip.
Palestinian security forces used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse protesters in Ramallah, West Bank, who were throwing rocks and expressing grievances against President Mahmoud Abbas.
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