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Israeli Strike Hits Vehicle Outside Al-Shifa Medical Complex, Medics Say Two Killed
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Israeli strike hit a vehicle outside Al-Shifa Medical Complex, Gaza City, killing at least one. The day’s Gaza death toll from Israeli strikes rose to eleven.
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Strike by Shifa Gate
An Israeli strike hit a vehicle in front of the gate of Al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza, and medics said two people were killed and others were wounded. Shifa Hospital reported that a vehicle bombardment occurred near the entrance to the medical complex, and the hospital also reported that an Israeli drone attacked a residential building in the same neighborhood, wounding an undetermined number of people.
The Israeli Army denied having attacked the environs of Shifa and stated that it had only bombed the neighborhood once, aiming at a supposed Hamas member. Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian reported one dead and several wounded in an Israeli strike targeting a vehicle just outside Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, and the IDF had not yet commented on the reports.
Deaths since morning
Three Palestinians were killed and several others injured on Thursday in Israeli airstrikes targeting civilian vehicles and groups of people, bringing the death toll since morning to 11. Hossam Ali Saleha was killed and others wounded when an Israeli aircraft struck a vehicle near the entrance to Al-Shifa Hospital in western Gaza City.
Nashat Fouad Awwad was killed and others injured in Deir al-Balah after a drone strike targeted a civilian vehicle on Al-Barka Street, and another Palestinian was reported killed near Jabalia al-Nazla Cemetery. Israeli attacks across Gaza had killed at least 10 people since dawn, including six in an attack on southern Gaza's Nasser Medical complex, and Wafa reported another Israeli strike hit Gaza City's al-Shifa, killing at least one Palestinian at its entrance.
Ceasefire and investigation
All these attacks occurred despite Gaza being under a ceasefire since October 2025, during which the Israeli Army has killed more than 1,600 people, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. The Israeli Army killed three Palestinians this Wednesday in two separate attacks on the city of Gaza, and Shifa hospital sources told EFE that a 43-year-old man died after an Israeli drone launched a missile at the roof of his house in the Al Nasr neighborhood.
The Israeli army had not commented on the matter to date, and it described the offensive since October 10, 2025, saying Israel has killed more than 1,600 Gazans and injured another 5,850 in an offensive that international justice is investigating as possible genocide. OCHA estimated that by November 8, humanitarian partners had received aid requests from more than 26,000 Gazan households whose shelters or other belongings were damaged, and it said more than 150,000 tents remain outside Gaza awaiting authorization by Israel.