Jerusalem Daily: Gaza’s Nasser Hospital hit by Israeli air strike

A five-year-old boy on his way to school was shot in the stomach by Israeli soldiers. He was rushed to Gaza's Nasser Medical Complex. That night, the hospital was hit by an Israeli airstrike. At least six Palestinians, including a surgeon, were killed. All while Israeli settlers continued to steal land in the occupied West Bank. This is Jerusalem Daily bringing you the latest from Palestine and Israel. Israel keeps attacking hospitals in Gaza despite them being on the verge of complete collapse. The Nasser Medical Complex has been hit for a seventh time. This attack targeted its surgery department. Video from inside shows destroyed wards, rubble and people carrying the injured out of the building. At least six Palestinians were killed, including surgeon Rizq Abu Shira. Most were patients, some who were waiting for surgery this morning. He said, I swear to God, I'm going to die because of this accident. This is a martyr. Look, what he's doing. Israel's military says it was targeting a Hamas member, but this is the justification it gives after almost every deadly attack on civilian infrastructure. In another section of Nasser Hospital lies Khalil, a five-year-old Palestinian child who had been shot in the stomach by Israeli soldiers hours earlier. We were surprised by the shot in his stomach. He had a hole in his stomach, a hole in his liver, and in his intestines. A child like this, he's been in the war for three years. The UN says virtually every hospital in the Gaza Strip has been damaged, destroyed or left barely functional over the past three years of a genocidal war. The ones still operating suffer from a severe lack of equipment, resulting in countless preventable deaths. Our team at AJ Labs recently demonstrated what this looks like in practice. Remember, healthcare systems are meant to be protected under international humanitarian law. For hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians, the danger doesn't end when the bombing stops. Heavy rains, half-flooded makeshift shelters and sewage is spilling into people's tents. We have 150,000 tents waiting outside Gaza. We need to get them in right now. The weather should not be ruining people's lives in this way. We need those Crossing's open, we need to start moving. F1 champion Lewis Hamilton has driven from Cairo to the Rafah crossing to put pressure on Israel to allow much-needed aid into Gaza. Neither he nor the aid were allowed in. In the occupied West Bank, Israeli forces and settlers continue to tear down Palestinian homes and destroy the land people depend on. Israeli forces demolished a 20-year-old Palestinian's home south of Bethlehem, while bulldozers are clearing Palestinian agricultural land to make way for a road linking Israeli settlements northwest of Ramallah. Around 12,000 olive trees have been damaged, according to local reports. In Touba's footage shows three young men detained by Israeli forces at gunpoint. And northwest of Jerusalem, Israeli forces demolished a Palestinian agricultural facility. Stay with us on Al Jazeera for all the latest developments.