Dozens reported killed in Gaza refugee camp blast - BBC News
The IDF says the strike killed a senior Hamas commander. The Hamas-run health ministry says at least 50 people were killed.
The World Health Organization says it is extremely concerned by reports of air strikes in the vicinity of the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in the last two days.

The hospital, which is located south of Gaza City, is the main cancer centre in the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli military told the BBC that it had not stuck the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital. It did not deny that there may have been strikes in the area.

"Services have been severely reduced because of cut-off electricity and restricted entry of medicines, other medical supplies, fuel and water. It is currently sheltering internally displaced people," the WHO wrote in a post on X on Tuesday .

WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said: "Cancer patients are already fragile, and it's imperative to do everything possible to ensure they're receiving the care they need. It’s truly a matter of life or death."

The BBC has verified a video circulated on social media on Monday evening in which a cloud of smoke can be seen outside the hospital and an explosion can be heard.

The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza circulated on Tuesday photographs that it said showed some damage to the interior of the hospital.

The Hamas-run Gaza health ministry published photographs which it said shows damage inside the hospital Image caption: The Hamas-run Gaza health ministry published photographs which it said shows damage inside the hospital