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    Doctors Without Borders voices outrage over death of its nurse from Israeli airstrike

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    Posted on September 17, 2025

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    Quick Summary

    Doctors Without Borders condemns the death of nurse Hussein Alnajjar from an Israeli airstrike, highlighting the ongoing risks faced by aid workers in the Gaza conflict.

    Table of Contents

    • Impact of Violence on Aid Workers
    • Details of the Incident
    • Statements from Doctors Without Borders
    • Broader Context of Violence

    Doctors Without Borders Condemns Death of Nurse in Israeli Airstrike

    Impact of Violence on Aid Workers

    By Olivia Le Poidevin

    Details of the Incident

    GENEVA (Reuters) -Doctors Without Borders said on Wednesday it was appalled by the death of one of its nurses, who died on Tuesday from shrapnel wounds caused by an Israeli airstrike near his tent five days earlier. 

    Statements from Doctors Without Borders

    The nurse, Hussein Alnajjar, was a father of three who worked at the international organisation's medical clinic in Deir al Balah and Khan Younis since January of last year. His sister-in-law and nephew were injured in the same airstrike.

    Broader Context of Violence

    He is the thirteenth Doctors Without Borders medic to be killed since the war in Gaza began.

    "We are outraged that military violence continues to kill our Palestinian colleagues," the organisation said in a statement.

    At least 540 aid workers have been killed in Israel's nearly two-year-old offensive against Hamas militants, launched after the deadly October 7, 2023, cross-border attacks by Hamas-led militants, according to the latest data by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. About 1,200 people were killed and 251 taken hostage in the October 7 attacks, according to Israeli tallies.

    Israel has repeatedly denied targeting aid workers and said it is targeting Hamas militants and infrastructure throughout the enclave.  

    Aid workers enjoy protection under international humanitarian law but experts cite few precedents for such cases going to trial, with concerns about ensuring future access for aid groups and difficulty proving intent cited as impediments.

    On Wednesday, the Palestinian death toll from the war between Israel and Hamas surpassed 65,000, according to local health authorities.

    (Reporting by Olivia Le Poidevin in Geneva; Editing by Matthew Lewis)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Doctors Without Borders condemns the death of nurse Hussein Alnajjar.
    • •Alnajjar was killed by shrapnel from an Israeli airstrike.
    • •He is the 13th medic from the organization killed in the Gaza conflict.
    • •At least 540 aid workers have died in the ongoing conflict.
    • •Israel denies targeting aid workers, focusing on Hamas militants.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Doctors Without Borders voices outrage over death of its nurse from Israeli airstrike

    1What is humanitarian aid?

    Humanitarian aid refers to assistance provided to people in need, particularly during crises such as natural disasters or conflicts, aiming to save lives, alleviate suffering, and maintain human dignity.

    2What is a financial crisis?

    A financial crisis is a situation where the value of financial institutions or assets drops significantly, leading to a loss of confidence in the economy, often resulting in severe economic downturns.

    3What is an international organization?

    An international organization is an entity created by multiple countries to work together on common goals, such as promoting peace, security, and cooperation in various fields, including humanitarian aid.

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