Gaza: At least 52 Palestinians, including six journalists, were killed and dozens injured in recent Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip. The Health Ministry reported that 20 of the deceased, including six journalists and a firefighter, perished in an attack on the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, southern Gaza.

According to Anadolu Agency, the Israeli military targeted the fourth floor of a building within the complex with two airstrikes. The second strike occurred as rescue teams were attempting to evacuate the wounded and recover the dead. Official Palestine TV confirmed the death of its cameraman Hussam al-Masri, while Al Jazeera reported the loss of its photographer Mohammad Salama. Photojournalists Mariam Abu Dagga and Moaz Abu Taha were also among those killed.

The international community has reacted strongly to the attack, with several countries and organizations condemning the loss of journalistic lives. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized the Israeli government for its continued assaults in Gaza. Sweden and Canada described the strikes as "unacceptable," with Canada expressing horror over the incident. The Swiss Foreign Ministry also condemned the attacks.

As the situation in Gaza remains tense, global leaders and organizations continue to call for an end to the violence and the protection of civilians and journalists in conflict zones.