Israeli Strike Kills 15 at Gaza Clinic, Including 10 Children
An Israeli airstrike on a Gaza clinic killed 15 people, including 10 children, according to a charity organization operating in the region. The attack marks another deadly incident in the ongoing conflict as diplomatic efforts remain stalled.
The strike reportedly targeted a medical facility in Gaza, though Israeli officials have not immediately confirmed the specific operation or provided details about the intended target. The charity did not specify the exact location or timing of the attack in their initial report.
The casualties highlight the continuing violence in Gaza despite recent diplomatic meetings between former President Trump and Israeli leadership. These high-level discussions have failed to produce any apparent breakthrough toward a ceasefire agreement.
Gaza’s healthcare system faces mounting pressure as medical facilities become increasingly vulnerable to strikes. The territory’s hospitals and clinics serve a population of approximately 2.3 million people trapped in the conflict zone.
Trump’s recent engagement with Israeli officials was viewed as a potential avenue for de-escalation. However, the bloodshed continues unabated across the Palestinian territory, with civilian casualties mounting daily.
The international community continues monitoring the situation as calls for humanitarian corridors and ceasefire negotiations intensify. Medical facilities traditionally receive protection under international law, making attacks on healthcare infrastructure particularly controversial.
Neither Israeli military officials nor Palestinian authorities have provided independent verification of the casualty figures at the time of this report.
