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Pakistan rejected Taliban claims that its forces hit Kabul’s Omar Addiction Treatment Hospital, saying strikes have targeted only military sites and terrorist infrastructure. Afghan officials say the attack killed about 400 people and injured around 250, as cross-border tensions persist and the UN condemns terrorist activity from within Afghanistan.
Afghanistan's Taliban government accuses Pakistan of an airstrike on a Kabul drug-treatment hospital, killing and injuring hundreds, while Pakistan denies targeting the facility and says it struck military installations elsewhere. BBC footage showed a burning hospital and dozens of bodies as about 2,000 patients were treated there, suggesting the toll could be in the hundreds. The UN says cross-border fighting since February 26 has left at least 75 dead and 193 injured.
The IDF claimed its strike on Nasser Hospital was aimed at a Hamas camera, amid ongoing protests in Israel demanding a ceasefire and hostage negotiations. The strike killed at least 20 people, including journalists and health workers, prompting international criticism. Meanwhile, protests in Tel Aviv, with over 300,000 participants, called for an end to the war and the release of hostages, as Israel debates ceasefire proposals and plans for a Gaza City assault.
Protests in Israel demand the release of hostages and an end to the Gaza war amid ongoing violence, including Israeli strikes on Gaza hospitals that have drawn international condemnation. The Israeli military claims to have targeted Hamas infrastructure, while human rights groups accuse Israel of war crimes. Meanwhile, international mediators await Israel's response to a proposed ceasefire, and protests continue both in Israel and Gaza, with calls for peace and the release of hostages. Australia expels Iranian diplomats over antisemitic attacks, and Germany refrains from recognizing a Palestinian state at this time.
Israeli forces conducted strikes on Nasser Hospital in Gaza, killing 22 people including five journalists, in an attack condemned internationally. The incident drew rare regret from Israel and raised concerns over targeting of civilians and journalists amid ongoing conflict.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed regret over a tragic incident at Nasser hospital in Gaza, where an Israeli strike killed at least 20 people, including journalists, emphasizing that Israel's conflict is with Hamas terrorists and aims to defeat them and free hostages.
During Israeli strikes on Gaza's al-Nasser hospital, at least 20 people were killed, including four journalists from major news outlets, highlighting the ongoing violence and risks faced by media in conflict zones. The strikes also caused significant disruption to Gaza's health system and resulted in numerous civilian casualties, amid Israel's investigation into the incident and ongoing military operations in the region.
An Iranian missile strike on Soroka hospital in Israel's Beersheeba area has the potential to be a significant turning point, prompting strong reactions from Israeli leaders who warn of a tough retaliation and suggesting the incident could alter regional dynamics.
An Iranian missile hit a hospital in southern Israel causing damage and injuries amid escalating Iran-Israel conflict, while President Trump indicated he would decide within two weeks on whether the US will intervene militarily, possibly favoring diplomacy over immediate military action.
Iran launched missile strikes on Israel, including hitting Soroka Hospital, prompting Israel to vow increased attacks on Iran's strategic targets. The conflict has resulted in casualties and extensive damage, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Israeli defense minister Israel Katz called for the removal of Iran's supreme leader Khamenei after a hospital in Israel was hit during an Iranian missile attack, amid escalating tensions and military actions between Israel and Iran, with diplomatic efforts ongoing and regional implications.
The Israel-Hamas war continues to escalate as the crisis in Gaza deepens. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) claim that the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group is responsible for a "failed rocket launch" that struck a Gaza hospital, killing hundreds of people. The Pentagon confirms that there will be a steady flow of weapons from the United States to Israel. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas cancels his meeting with US President Joe Biden following the hospital strike. The IDF denies targeting hospitals, while the Palestinian foreign ministry condemns the strike as a "cold-blooded massacre." The IDF chief warns Hezbollah against attacking Israel, stating that they will be "destroyed" if they make a mistake. Abbas declares three days of mourning for the victims of the hospital strike, and the Palestinian Health Ministry estimates that 200 to 300 people were killed. Survivors of the Nova festival, which was attacked by Hamas militants, share their stories with foreign dignitaries, calling it an "attack against humanity."