Gaza's Health Ministry says an Israeli strike killed five Palestinian journalists outside a hospital overnight.

The Israeli military named the five killed as Ibrahim Jamal Ibrahim Al-Sheikh Ali; Faisal Abdallah Muhammad Abu Qamsan; Mohammed Ayad Khamis al-Ladaa; Ayman Nihad Abd Alrahman Jadi; and Fadi Ihab Muhammad Ramadan Hassouna.

The strike hit a car outside the Al-Awda Hospital. The five victims worked for Al-Quds Today, a TV channel affiliated with Islamic Jihad.

Quds News Network reported that its journalists were killed in an airstrike while they were in a van parked outside of a hospital in Gaza.

At least 31 killed in pre-dawn airstrikes, Gaza medics say Israel says van held 'Islamic Jihad terrorist cell' Hamas and Israel trade blame over ceasefire deal delays CAIRO/GAZA Dec 26 (Reuters) - Gaza authorities said an Israeli airstrike killed five Palestinian journalists in a vehicle outside a hospital on Thursday but the Israeli army said the victims were Islamic Jihad militants posing as media workers.

An Israeli attack in northern Gaza Strip killed at least nine Palestinians and injured several others, according to Palestinian media. The report by the WAFA news agency said an airstrike hit homes in Gaza City on Thursday evening.

As the latest round of the Israel-Hamas conflict has prolonged for more than one year, Israeli airstrikes and shelling have caused extensive destruction, significant civilian casualties and widespread forced displacement in the Gaza Strip,

The medics with the Gaza health authorities said no fewer than 10 people were killed, including five journalists, and more than a dozen wounded in Israeli strikes on Gaza early Thursday According to the medics,