An Israeli airstrike struck near Jabal Amel hospital in Tyre, Lebanon, killing four medical workers and injuring 127 others. The attack inflicted serious damage on the hospital, including its intensive care unit, severely impacting its ability to provide emergency care. According to the hospital director, the strike came without any advance warning, which hindered immediate response efforts.
The Israeli military states that its actions target Hezbollah militants and not civilian sites. This event takes place amid escalating cross-border exchanges of rocket and drone attacks, raising significant concerns about the protection of medical facilities amid ongoing hostilities. The situation highlights the growing risks faced by healthcare infrastructure in conflict zones.