Israeli air strike at the hospital kills 28 people in Gaza, says civilian defense star-news.press/wp

Israeli air strike killed 28 people and injured tithes in the European Hospital in Khan Younis, a spokesman for Kamas’ Hamas Civil Defense Agency.

Israeli’s war blocks burned six bombs in Gaza hospital, struck their inner yard and surroundings, according to local sources.

The Israeli military said that she had conducted a “precise strike” on “Hamas terrorists in the command and control center” who claimed that he was under the hospital.

An independent journalist who works for the BBC in Gaza was among those who were injured in the air strike, and is now in a stable state after receiving medical assistance.

The strike in the European hospital has resulted in several deep craters within the hospital compound, which buried several vehicles, including part of the large bus.

The eyewitnesses said that the Israeli drones held a narrow antenna of siege over the building, preventing rescuing teams from reaching the place.

Quadcopter Drone allegedly wounded two civil protection officers as they tried to access the European hospital.

Dead and wounded were transferred to Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, local sources said, where they are allegedly struggling with medical teams to deal with victims.

Emergency Department for Nasar Hospital The blow is another stroke Earlier on Tuesday, according to medical sources and eyewitnesses.

They said the famous Palestinian photoremeter was among the two killed.

Hassan Aslih, who treated the injurious strike at the injured strike, focused into what witnesses described as a dron attack on the surgical wing of the hospital.

The doctor confirmed there that Aslih was in the hospital for almost a month after the survival of an air strike in the same facility in April.

The Israeli military was previously accused of inclusion in Hamas attack on Israel. The strike in April killed Asslih’s colleague Helmi al-Faqawi and wounded several other journalists.

In the Joint Statement of the IDF and Israeli Authority (ISA) said that Hamas “continues” to use hospitals in Gaza for his activities – a long-term Israel’s allegation.

Israeli media reported that the goal of the strike was the older Hamas Lik Mohammed Sinwar – the younger brother of the former Hamas leader in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar.

Hamas did not comment on these reports.

Mohammed Sinwar is believed to take command of the group’s military wing, after the death of Mohammed Deif in the Israeli strike last summer.

Separately on Tuesday evening, the Israeli Army said that he intercepted “two projects” launched from Gaza.