An Israeli air assault on Gaza damaged the house of a doctor and killed nine of her 10 children, the hospital where she works in the city of Khan Younis claims. According to Nasser Hospital, Dr. Alaa al-Najjar’s spouse and one of her children were hurt but made it out alive.
British physician Graeme Groom, who operated on her surviving 11-year-old son while working at the hospital, told the BBC that it was “unbearably cruel” that his mother, a paediatrician for years, could lose nearly all of her children in a single missile attack. Israel’s military said that “the claim regarding harm to uninvolved civilians is under review” after its planes hit “several suspects” in Khan Younis on Friday.
Small burnt bodies were seen being removed from the debris of a strike in Khan Younis in a video that was published by the director of the health ministry administered by Hamas and confirmed by the BBC.
The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) reported that several suspects operating from a building next to IDF forces in the Khan Younis region were hit by their aircraft.
“The region around Khan Younis is a hazardous conflict zone. For their protection, the IDF evacuated inhabitants from this region before to starting operations there, according to the Israeli military. The IDF announced in a broad statement on Saturday that it had hit over 100 targets in Gaza on the previous day.
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