"Survivors' Accounts: UN Facility Attack and Gaza Strip Hostilities"

Survivors of the attack on a United Nations facility in the Gaza city of Khan Younis, which left 13 people dead and 56 injured, recount harrowing experiences. The building, part of a training complex run by the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), was sheltering 800 people. One survivor described feeling like his head burst with a pipe and witnessing the funeral of at least 10 people, while the director of UNRWA's mission in Gaza called for the hostilities to stop, citing a consistent failure of international humanitarian law. The Israeli military stated that the attack was not from them and is examining whether it could have come from Hamas.