ChinaFifty-three countries and organizations issued a joint statement at the UN Security Council urging rapid aid access to Gaza, protection of medical personnel and humanitarian facilities, and investigations into attacks on medical and aid workers.
Broadcast 13 November 2026 · Event date 12 November 2026
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Fifty-three countries and organizations issued a joint statement at the UN Security Council urging rapid aid access to Gaza, protection of medical personnel and humanitarian facilities, and investigations into attacks on medical and aid workers.
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Israeli forces carried out an airstrike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, a city in the southern Gaza Strip, on November 12. The Palestinian side said the attack killed at least six people, including a surgeon, and injured dozens. The Israeli military said the targets were senior armed members of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas). The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation and the foreign ministries of Egypt and Jordan, among others, issued statements condemning the Israeli attack as a violation of international law. On the same day, 53 countries and organizations issued a joint statement at the UN Security Council urging Israel to allow humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip rapidly through all available routes, calling for protection of medical personnel and humanitarian facilities, and for investigations into attacks on medical and aid workers.Original Chinese quote
同一天，53个国家和组织在联合国安理会发表联合声明，敦促以色列允许人道主义援助物资通过所有可用通道快速进入加沙地带，并呼吁保护医护人员和人道主义设施，调查针对医护和援助人员的攻击。