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Israeli attacks continue in the besieged Gaza Strip, leading to incidents involving the UN compound and Al-Shifa Hospital.

40 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 5
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Israeli attacks continue in the besieged Gaza Strip, leading to incidents involving the UN compound and Al-Shifa Hospital.

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Gaza StripAl-Shifa HospitalHamasUnited Nations

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  1. Attacks caused extensive damage to Al-Shifa Hospital facilities, though renovation efforts are allowing services to resume.Sub-event
  2. Israeli forces opened fire near Al-Shifa Hospital and continued to violate the ceasefire agreement.1 source
  3. A targeted attack occurred outside Al-Shifa Hospital in northern Gaza City, involving Al Jazeera journalist Anas Al-Sharif.Sub-event
  4. IDF conducted an airstrike on Al-Shifa Hospital on August 25, 2025. The IDF claimed the target was a Hamas operative, while the UN condemned the attack.Sub-event
  5. Hamas is accused of exploiting medical facilities, including Al-Shifa Hospital, in Gaza City during the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip.Sub-event
  6. Israeli forces conducted attacks across the Gaza Strip on June 6th, including firing illumination rounds over Bani Suheila, amid a repeated breach of the ceasefire agreement.Sub-event
  7. Israeli army attacks across the Gaza Strip on June 7th.1 source
  8. Ongoing drone strikes and ceasefire violations are impacting civilians in Gaza, including at the UN compound and a major hospital.1 source

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