An Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis killed six people, health authorities said. Reports say the victims included a surgeon, and about 20 people were hurt. Witnesses said a missile hit a building with surgical wards and intensive care units. Israel said it targeted a Hamas commander and militants, and that Hamas used the buildings as a command center.
Why it matters: Attacks on hospitals reduce care for a population already facing a humanitarian emergency.
Gaza's civil defense said an Israeli strike on the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis killed at least six people. More than 20 were hurt. At least nine were killed across Gaza. UN officials appealed for aid as heavy rain hit displaced families.
Why it matters: Strikes near medical sites and floods deepen a humanitarian crisis for about 940,000 displaced people.
Israeli strikes and gunfire killed five people in Gaza, including a child. A strike on a refugee camp killed three. Settlers set fire to olive groves near Ramallah. Demolitions displaced more than 100 people in Biddu.
Why it matters: Violence continues despite diplomatic efforts.
Strikes killed five police officers in Rafah and others elsewhere. Israel said it struck militants. Israel and Hamas accuse each other of violating the truce.
Why it matters: Continued strikes strain the ceasefire.
The UN said families in Gaza face a fourth winter in tents as aid operations are obstructed.
An Israeli strike on a displacement tent in Khan Yunis killed four people, including a child.
Why it matters: Civilians remain without adequate shelter and aid despite a ceasefire.
Two Israeli strikes hit the Islamic University in Gaza City, killing three staff members and wounding eight students. Other strikes in Khan Younis and near Deir el-Balah raised the day's toll across Gaza to at least seven, local reports said. Gaza's education ministry said 10 students and teachers were killed in six days.
Why it matters: Continued strikes add to civilian deaths in Gaza, where nearly a million people remain displaced.
Attackers on motorcycles killed at least 40 civilians in Mali, targeting camps mainly housing members of the Daoussahak community, according to security and community sources. The Hindu reported a toll of 48 and attributed the attack to an Islamic State-affiliated group.
Why it matters: The killings underline worsening insecurity for civilians across the Sahel.
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