18 nations condemn Israeli strike on Gaza's Nasser hospital

Eighteen nations condemned an Israeli airstrike on Gaza's Nasser Medical Complex, citing casualties among patients and staff as a violation of international law protecting medical facilities. The strike undermines the ceasefire and efforts toward regional stability. The foreign ministers from Arab and Islamic countries, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt, also denounced attacks on shelters for displaced persons. They urged Israel to lift restrictions on humanitarian aid, warning that inadequate shelter and services threaten civilian lives, especially children, as winter approaches. The ministers called on Israel to fully implement its commitments under the Sharm El-Sheikh Agreement and UN Resolution 2803, demanding unimpeded aid delivery. They appealed to the United States and the Board of Peace to ensure compliance, reaffirming their dedication to consolidating the ceasefire and scaling up humanitarian assistance.