Muslim countries condemn Gaza hospital strike, urge lifting aid restrictions

Eighteen Muslim-majority countries condemned an Israeli airstrike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, calling it a violation of international humanitarian law and urging Israel to lift restrictions on aid entering Gaza. The strike, which targeted Hamas commander Muhammad Abu Ismail, killed six people and injured others, including patients and medical staff, according to the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry. The joint statement from foreign ministers also condemned attacks on civilians and expressed concern over aid restrictions as winter approaches. The ministers urged the US and UN Security Council to ensure Israel implements its commitments, citing the ceasefire agreement and Trump's comprehensive plan. The UN estimates 1.4 million Gazans live in tents, while Israel says it has allowed 93,000 tents into the territory.