Israeli airstrikes hit a hospital in Gaza on August 25, 2025, killing at least 20 people, including five journalists. The attack targeted Al-Quds Hospital, one of the key medical facilities in the area, amid ongoing conflict between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants.

The victims included a reporter from Al Jazeera, Mohammed Salama, and other journalists who were covering the violence in the region. The airstrike caused widespread damage to the hospital, leading to further casualties and complicating the already dire humanitarian situation.

The attack is part of a larger series of Israeli airstrikes on Gaza that have intensified over the past few days, resulting in significant civilian casualties. The escalating violence has drawn international condemnation, with many human rights organizations and political leaders calling for a halt to the attacks and a focus on protecting civilians, particularly journalists working in conflict zones.

Medical personnel at the hospital have struggled to manage the surge in injured individuals, with many fearing that the situation could worsen if the fighting continues to spread.

As the conflict enters a new phase, the global community continues to call for a peaceful resolution and greater protections for journalists and healthcare workers operating in war-torn areas.

Sources: Reuters, CNN, Al Jazeera