Conditions in Gaza Hospitals ‘Outside Description’, which says star-news.press/wp

The World Health Organization said the terms in hospitals in Gaza “out of description”, after the main object was expelled from the service of the Israeli air strike.

Spokesperson Margaret Harris told the BBC that he saw “attack after the attack” on hospitals and health workers, and the medical material were critically low due to the Israeli blockade of the territory.

On Sunday, the staff at the Al-Ahli hospital in the city of Gaza said that the Israeli strike destroyed its lab and damaged its emergency assistance. They did not report any direct victims, but they said that the child was killed because of the care disorder.

The Israeli Army said that he hit “Commander Center” using Hamas to plan for attack.

The hospital leads the Church of England, whose bishops said they shared “sadness, sadness and rage” with Palestinians through attacks and called Israel to provide evidence to support evidence.

The ceasefire in Gaza ended when Israel continued with air and earthball four weeks ago, saying that the military pressure would force Hamas to let the hostage holding on.

Al-ahli Hospital hit two rockets around midnight on Sunday – The fifth time was hit since the beginning of the war.

According to Anglican Diocese of Jerusalem, a two-storey genetic laboratory was demolished, and the buildings of the pharmacy and emergency services were damaged. The surrounding buildings are also damaged, including the Church of St. Philip.

Diocupia said that the Israeli army gave a 20-minute warning for hospital staff and patients to evacuate before the attack.

There were no casualties as a result of a strike, but one child who previously suffered a head injury died as a result of the hurried evacuation process, he added.

Later, General Manager Who Tedros Adhan GheBreyesus said the UN agency told Al-Ahli’s director to be an ambulatory, laboratory, emergency angle X-ray and pharmacy. “

The hospital was forced to move 50 patients to other hospitals, but 40 patients in critical condition could not be moved, he added.

“Hospitals are protected in international humanitarian law. Health care attacks must stop. We repeat once again: Patients, health workers and hospitals must be protected.”

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that “a precise strike on a building used by Hamas as a terrorist command and control center” and where there was no “no medical activity”.

He also emphasized that “early warning” was issued and that the strike “was conducted, avoiding further damage to the hospital joint, which remained operational for the continuation of medical treatment.”

Hamas condemned the attack as a “savage crime” and refused a claim to use the object for military purposes.

On Monday, in the consequences from the Church of England, they were “slaughtered that hospitals were in Gaza” and that Israel had clear and convincing evidence that they could support their claim in the hospital “that Hamas confirmed.

“Against that background, we call for an independent, thorough and transparent investigation into this attack, as well as alleged abuse of hospitals.”

The bishops also said that “extremely limited time given to staff and patients were evacuated by the hospital for the further attack on basic human rights and basic human dignity”.

Representative Who Rik Peeperkorn, meanwhile, said the BBC that Al-Ahli is now unable to receive new patients who await repairs and that it “hardly affected Pauma patients”.

“Al-Ahli was a key hospital hospital north of Wadi Gaza. It is a sole functional CT scanner north of Wadi Gaza,” the valley to which it effectively shares the territory in two, because it is “non-gonta” area.

Charity medical help Palestinians also quoted an orthopedic surgeon in Al-Ahlija as if the level of care was to ensure the hospital for 40 remaining patients “quite similar to that hostel”.

“We are not able to execute any surgical procedures, because these patients require laboratory diagnostics, pharmacy and emergency recommendations in case of complications – everyone has completely stopped at the recent attack,” said Dr. Ahmed Al-Shurafa.

The head of the sub-delegation in Gaza, Adrian Zimmermann, also warned that the wider lack of medical supplies “puts life and well-being of gazans that require health services.

Dr. Peeperkorn said they were critically running low because Israel did not allow in any delivery of humanitarian aid more than six weeks.

He added that during a recent truce, but that the Israeli army did not facilitate transfers between the North and South Gaza.

“We talked to one of the medical experts in Al-Ahli last week. They had to use the same surgical dresses and the same surgical gloves for different operations, while we have surgical gloves and dresses in our warehouse (south of Wadi Gaza),” recalled. “We want to bring them, but they don’t make it easy for me.”

The Israeli army launched a campaign for destruction of Hamas in response to the unpredicted cross-border attack 7. October 2023. In October 20, about 1,200 people were killed, and about 1,200 people were killed, and 251 others were killed as a hostage.

More than 50,980 people were killed in Gazi, according to the Hamas-Run territorial Ministry.

The ground of switches started in January and lasted for two months that Hamas released 33 Israeli hostages – eight of them dead – and five Thai hostages in exchange for about 1,900 Palestin prisoners and rushing in Gaza.

Israel continued offensive 18. March, the wrong Hamas refusal to accept the proposal for expanding the first phase of the Agreement and the release of more than 59 hostages that are still considered living.

Hamas accused Israel to violate the original agreement, according to which there would be a second phase in which everyone remained to live hostages, and the war was brought to the permanent end.

On Monday he was headed by the main negotiator of the group, which he stated in Cairo, without making any progress in talks with Egyptian intermediaries who focused on the new agreement on the truce, said the Senior Palestine official said by the BBC.

“No breakthrough was reached due to the rejection of Israel to commit to the end of the war and withdrawing from Gaza Strip,” said official.

“Hamas showed flexibility, in connection with the number of hostages that will be allowed to make progress. But Israel wants hostages without the end of the war,” he claimed.

Israel said he was waiting for a response to his latest proposal, sent at the end of last week.

It is meant to reduce the number of hostages that require should be published in exchange for the expansion of the truce and the input of humanitarian aid.

The group of Taokov families, known as the Tikvah Forum, said Monday that the Eitan MLI said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the government was working on a contract that would see 10 hostages from 11 or 12.