Trump soon predicts the end of the Gaza War, condemns the strike hospital

US President Donald Trump, “unhappy” with the attack on Al Nasser Hospital, marked that the Gaza conflict would end within two to three weeks.

“I think in the next two to three weeks, you will have [a] A pretty good, decisive end, “Trump told reporters at the White House. [are] is killed. I’m not happy about it. I don’t want to see it. At the same time, we have to finish that nightmare. ”

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Trump said there was a “very serious” diplomatic effort in progress, with the US and Israel pushing Hamas to release hostages. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio added: “It has never stopped, we have always sought a solution and finally, as the president said, we want to end, it must end without Hamas.”

Israeli protests for hostage agreement

Protesters in Tel Aviv and other cities demanded the end of the Gaza War and the release of hostages before a basic cabinet meeting. The protesters accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of prioritizing Hamas’ defeat for hostage security. The meeting is expected to discuss the cease and hostage talks after Hamas accepted a proposal with a mediator for scalable releases. Qatar said Israel has not yet responded to the plan.

Global rage for Nasser Hospital strike

Israeli attacks killed at least 61 people all over Gaza this Monday, according to medical sources. A strike at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis killed 21 people, including five journalists, in one “Double tap” Attack that hit the fourth floor of the hospital.

Israelis show that they support Palestinian citizens in the Gaza Strip and against the Israeli government, in front of the Sourasky – Ichilov Medical Center in Tel Aviv on August 25, 2025 [AFP]

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China condemned the strike, with Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun, saying: “We are shocked and we are condemning the fact that medical staff and journalists have lost their lives again in the conflict.

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong called on the “frightening” attack and urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “take into account the call of the world and agree to a ceasefire”.

The Swiss Foreign Ministry published in X that “it strongly condemns the Israeli attack on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, which has caused numerous civilians”, stressing that political infrastructure must be protected by international humanitarian law.

The Canadian Foreign Ministry also issued a statement, saying it was “terrified” by the strike and calling on the deaths of journalists, health officials and “unacceptable” rescuers.

Canadian photojournalist Valerie Zink has announced that he is leaving the links with the Reuters news agency after eight years as a stringer, saying that he can no longer continue in her role, given the “role of the service in justifying and delaying the systematic murder of 245 journalists”.

In a position on X, Zink criticized Reuters’s cover for the murder of Palestinian journalist Anas al-Sharif, a member of a Pulitzer Award in 2024.

“Reuters’ willingness to perpetuate Israel’s propaganda has not saved their own journalists from Israel’s genocide,” he added, noting that a Reuters cameraan was among five journalists killed at Nasser Hospital yesterday.

The German Foreign Ministry wrote in X that the work of journalists was “necessary for the depiction of the devastating reality” of Gaza.

Israeli military officials, referring to local media, claimed that Fire Tank was responsible for the attack, which Prime Minister Netanyahu described as “tragic accident. “But the Belgian -based Hind Rajab Foundation challenged this account, saying the videos showed the use of a guided rocket according to precision systems.

Doctors and employees at Nasser Hospital said they were afraid to become “patients in their hospital”. Al Jazeera The reported nurse by ICU Anneliese Stephenson Wenn saying that staff are “tense” and suffers “serious psychological trauma”.

Palestinians see as smoke rises after an explosion during an Israeli business in Gaza, August 26th [Reuters]

“They come after staying all night long listening to the bombs hit around them and wondering if they are going to be the next hit,” he said. Patients also remain in fear after Shrapnel by the attack injured in the hospital.

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Israel’s War in Gaza

The war, now in the 21st month, has killed more than 62,744 Palestinians, according to Gazan health authorities. Most of the victims are reported to be women and children.

Last November, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Israel also faces a genocide case at the International Justice Court of Justice (ICJ) for its behavior in Gaza.