Foreign ministers from 17 Muslim countries have condemned the Israeli airstrike on the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, Gaza, which killed at least six Palestinians. The joint statement issued by the group highlights the attack as a violation of international humanitarian law. The strike occurred on Thursday, targeting a hospital that was reportedly providing care to civilians.
The attack has drawn widespread condemnation, with the group urging the United States and President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace to ensure Israel adheres to its commitments under the peace agreement. The statement also warns that ongoing Israeli attacks threaten the fragile Gaza ceasefire.
This follows a pattern of Israeli military operations in the region, with the latest strike marking another escalation in the conflict. The Nasser Medical Complex is one of the few remaining functioning hospitals in southern Gaza, and its destruction has raised concerns about the humanitarian situation. The international community has called for an immediate investigation into the incident.
The attack has intensified pressure on Israel to halt its military actions and respect the ceasefire agreement. The 17 Muslim nations, including Pakistan, have consistently supported Palestinian rights and criticized Israeli policies. The incident underscores the ongoing tensions in the region and the challenges to achieving lasting peace.
