An Israeli strike on a university in Gaza City killed three people and injured several others, according to the Israeli military. The attack targeted the Islamic University of Gaza, which suspended classes following the incident. The Israeli military confirmed it is investigating the strike.
The strike occurred amid heightened tensions in the region. The Islamic University of Gaza, a major educational institution, was hit by the attack, leading to the immediate suspension of classes. The Israeli military stated it is conducting an investigation into the incident.
The attack comes as part of ongoing hostilities between Israeli forces and Palestinian groups in Gaza. The university, which serves as a key center of education in the area, has been a target of previous strikes. The incident has raised concerns about the impact of military actions on civilian infrastructure.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that Iran and its allies may attempt to disrupt upcoming Israeli elections, urging caution against hostile acts. Meanwhile, the US President, Donald Trump, has ruled out immediate military action against Iran, stating there will not be a strike on Sunday.
The situation reflects the broader conflict between Israel and Palestinian groups, with both sides facing increasing pressure as political elections approach in the region. The attack on the university highlights the ongoing risks faced by civilians in Gaza amid the conflict.
