Either an Israeli airstrike or artillery shelling just targeted the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis. The Nasser hospital is the largest hospital in the Gaza Strip which is still partially functioning.

Heavy artillery shelling is targeting other parts of Khan Younis.

The airstrike targeted an "empty" security building next to the hospital. No injuries are reported.

Initial reports of IDF special forces entering Khan Younis City. Saudi outlet Al-Arabiya reports that they are trying to rescue the hostages held there.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated that the decommissioned Abrams tanks which were promised by Australia have been sent to Ukraine.

Reports suggest that the operation by Israeli special forces in Khan Younis was unrelated to any attempts to rescue hostages. Israeli outlet Walla Hebrew, citing a "senior Israeli official" reported that there were no casualties among Israeli forces.

Kh-31P missile in the direction of Buryn, Sumy Oblast.

Disappeared, probably hit an open area.

Australian outlet ABC News reports that a total of 49 M1A1 Abrams tanks were loaded onto a cargo ship and are being shipped to Europe.

Khan Younis Governorate, Gaza Strip.

Following the capture of the Theima neighbourhood and the raid into the area of the Ashkelon School southwest of the town of Abasn Al-Kabira, IDF forces have begun a withdrawal process and are pulling back to the Theima neighbourhood.

Israeli Finance minister Smotrich: "We are destroying everything that is left of the Gaza Strip and in the future this will lead to the destruction of Hamas and the return of the kidnapped. The population will reach the south of the Gaza Strip and from there to third countries. We will bring in a minimum of food and medicine."

The first aid trucks in two months have entered the Gaza Strip.