The Israeli military said its airstrikes in Gaza killed a Hamas commander who led one of last weekend’s massacres of civilians. The region is bracing for Israeli forces to launch a ground offensive.
The Israeli military said a deadly explosion at the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza on Tuesday was caused by a rocket fired by Palestinian Islamic Jihad, another militant group based in Gaza.
The military cited 'an analysis of operations systems' showing the group fired a volley of rockets near the hospital when it was hit. Palestinian health officials said Tuesday that an Israeli airstrike killed more than 500 people at the hospital. Hamas and Palestinian officials blamed Israel for the deaths.
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