Pakistan and 16 other Muslim nations condemned an Israeli airstrike on the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, Gaza, which killed at least six Palestinians. The joint statement issued by foreign ministers from 17 countries warned that the attack undermined the Gaza ceasefire. The strike occurred on Thursday, targeting a medical facility in southern Gaza. The attack killed a surgeon and five others, according to reports. The statement called on the United States and President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace to pressure Israel to honor its commitments under the peace agreement. The nations urged Israel to cease attacks on Palestinian civilians. The airstrike followed ongoing tensions in the region. The international community has expressed concern over the escalating violence. The attack has raised questions about the stability of the ceasefire. The medical facility was a key site for treating injured civilians. The statement emphasized the need for immediate de-escalation. The 17 nations included Pakistan and others in the Muslim world. The joint condemnation highlights growing international pressure on Israel. The situation remains critical in Gaza.