Yossi Schwartz ISL (RCIT section in Israel/Occupied Palestine) 12.11.2026
This morning, Jacky Khoury reported in the Haaretz newspaper about the latest war crimes.
While the Eizenkot bloc, with the support of the Arab parties, replaced the right-wing chair of the Knesset with another right-winger, Roy Fogelman, and elected the right-wing Liberman to the chair of foreign affairs and the security committee, six people were killed, and more than 20 were injured in an Israeli attack on the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on Thursday night, the Gaza Strip’s Ministry of Health and the Gaza Civil Défense Spokesperson announced. According to local reporters, the hospital’s surgical ward was heavily damaged. The Zionist army claims that the attack was aimed at terrorists hiding in the hospital, accusing Hamas of setting up a headquarters in the medical compound.
Gaza’s health ministry called the attack “another war crime” and called on the international community to intervene and protect Gaza’s health system. It also claimed that the restrictions on the entry of medical equipment and essential equipment into Gaza endangered the continued operation of the health system. Hamas condemned the attack and called on mediators and the United States to act to stop what it described as violations of the ceasefire and ensure its continued existence.
In addition, Palestinian media reported yesterday that five people were killed by Israeli army fire across the Gaza Strip. Al Jazeera reported, according to a statement by Shifa Hospital, that three people were killed in an Israeli strike in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of Gaza City. One person was also killed, and several others were injured in an Israeli drone strike in the city’s Al Nasser neighborhood, and another was reported to have been killed by IDF fire east of Al Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip. Yesterday, it was reported that three people were killed and 16 were injured in Israeli IDF strikes in the Gaza Strip. One of the fatalities was reportedly a child shot by the army near Khan Younis, in an area not under Israeli control.
Of course, according to the Zionist army’s position, everyone is a terrorist.
At the time, according to the Syrian government and the United Nations, since Israel took control of southern Lebanon with the fall of the Assad regime in late 2024, it has arrested 49 Syrian citizens, most of whom are still in detention. Detainees who were released said they suffered violence and were held in harsh conditions: “It was forbidden to sleep, only to sit.” Families of detainees who have not been released fear they are not alive.