Khan Younis Attack: Palestinian civilian Abdullah Hamad killed in Israeli airstrike in Gaza’s Khan Younis. Thousands of people attended his funeral outside Nasser Hospital, deepening the humanitarian crisis of the ongoing conflict.
Gaza Israeli Strike 2025: Abdullah Hamad, a Palestinian civilian, was killed in an Israeli strike in the southern city of Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip on November 28, 2025. According to local sources, the attack took place in the Bani Suheila area of the city, where military action has intensified in recent months. Hamad’s body was taken to Nasser Hospital for treatment and identification, after which a large number of people attended the funeral. The images, taken by Anadolu Agency photographer Hani Alshaer, show the grief of families and the suffering of communities, showing the humanitarian impact of the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Thousands of Palestinian civilians killed since 2023
The incident reflects the long-running conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. Khan Yunis, a large city in southern Gaza, has been the center of military operations for the past year. There have been reports of repeated attacks on civilian areas, putting the lives of local people in constant danger. The Gaza Health Ministry has reported that thousands of Palestinian civilians have been killed since 2023, a large number of whom are women and children. Nasser Hospital, a major health center in the area, has itself been hit by several attacks and is facing severe resource shortages.
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Confirmation of deaths of common people last week
Despite recent ceasefire efforts, the violence has not subsided. The deaths of many civilians have been confirmed in Khan Younis and Gaza City last week. Hamas alleges that Israeli forces are not following the ceasefire, while the IDF claims that its attacks are focused only on fighters. There have also been reports of attacks on UNRWA sites and other civilian targets in the area, further escalating tensions.
This new incident adds to Gaza’s growing humanitarian crisis – hunger, homelessness and economic devastation. Palestinian officials have demanded a non-discriminatory investigation and immediate intervention by the international community.
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