Jerusalem Daily: Gaza’s Nasser Hospital hit by Israeli air strike

What the report says

Al Jazeera reported that Gaza’s Nasser Hospital was struck in an Israeli air raid for the seventh time, according to its video news update from 12 Nov. 2026. The report said the attack further weakened an already badly damaged healthcare system in Gaza and underscored the continuing strain on medical facilities during the conflict.

The segment also highlighted the humanitarian conditions facing displaced Palestinians, saying many people have nowhere to shelter while heavy rainwater floods makeshift tents. That detail points to a broader crisis beyond the hospital strike itself, with civilians dealing at once with insecurity, displacement and worsening weather.

The report did not provide additional details in the supplied text about casualties, the extent of damage, or Israeli military comments. It also did not name specific officials or groups beyond describing the strike and its repeated targeting of the hospital.

As background, hospitals in conflict zones are protected under international humanitarian law unless they are being used for military purposes, and repeated attacks on medical infrastructure can have severe consequences for treatment, evacuation and public health. In Gaza, where healthcare capacity has already been heavily reduced, further damage to a major hospital can make emergency care and routine treatment even harder to deliver.