Two Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip were reported on 11 and 12 November, one on tents in Gaza City's Sabra neighbourhood and one on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, according to Al Jazeera and the BBC. The casualty figures come from local authorities and media reports and have not been independently verified.
Al Jazeera reported that Palestinian families returned to Sabra after a strike on tents that, it said, killed three people 1. The outlet's account does not identify who was killed or how many people were injured.
Gaza's Civil Defence said a separate Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital killed at least six people 2. Al Jazeera relayed that statement in a report describing the strike as hitting an intensive care unit, as its headline indicated 2.
The BBC quoted a spokesperson as saying the strike hit the hospital's surgery department in Khan Younis, wounding at least 20 people and causing extensive damage 3. The BBC and Al Jazeera descriptions differ on which part of the hospital was struck, and the material available does not resolve that difference 23.
The material reviewed includes no Israeli military statement on either strike, and it does not say what the intended targets were.
The reports come amid other recent accounts from Gaza. An unconfirmed report from 11 November described Israeli strikes on a tent camp that reportedly killed five people, and another unconfirmed report from 10 November described drone strikes in Gaza City that reportedly killed six. It is not clear whether either overlaps with the Sabra strike. Flooding has also been reported to put thousands of buildings at risk of collapse and to displace residents.