The Israeli military confirmed the strike, saying it targeted "a senior Hamas terrorist and additional terrorists from Hamas's military wing" operating from the hospital.
Netanyahu said Hamas is to blame because it continues to refuse to disarm, although the ceasefire deal does not make entry of tents and other aid conditional on disarmament.
Contacted by AFP, the Israeli military said it had struck "terrorists" in the Al-Zawayda area and west of Gaza City and was "looking into" reports concerning the Palestinian woman killed in Khan Yunis ...
WFP chief Carl Skau urged donors to provide $450 million to restore food aid and deliver hot meals and food parcels in Gaza and the West Bank for six months.