Conditions at Gaza hospitals ‘beyond description’, WHO says

The World Health Organization (WHO) said that the condition of the hospital’s hospital was “beyond the explanation,” after the main facility stopped the service by the Israeli raid.

Margaret Harris spokesman said that the BBC is watching a “attack after attack” against hospitals and medical workers. Israel’s territory blockage was very low.

On Sunday, staff at Al-Harley Hospital in Gaza City said that the Israeli strike destroyed the laboratory and damaged the emergency room. They did not report direct casualties, but the child said he died of suspension.

The Israeli troops said they hit the “command and control center” used by Hamas to plan the attack.

The hospital is operated by the British church, and the bishops shared “sorrow, sorrow and anger” with the Palestinians and demanded evidence to support Israel.

When Israel resumed the air and the ground campaign four weeks ago, the ceasefire of Gaza was over.

Al-AHLI HOSPITAL was hit by two missiles at midnight Sunday. -The fifth hit since the war began.

According to Jerusalem’s Anglican Diocese, the two -story genetic laboratory was demolished and pharmacy and emergency room buildings were damaged. The surrounding buildings, including st Philip’s church, were also damaged.

The parish said the Israeli army warned the hospital staff and patients 20 minutes before the attack.

As a result of the strike, there was no casualty, but a child who had previously suffered a head injury died as a result of the evacuation process.

Later, Tedros Ade Hannome, Dr. Ghebreyyeesus, told the UN agency that the emergency room, laboratory, emergency room X-ray machine and pharmacy were “destroyed.”

The hospital has been forced to move 50 patients to other hospitals, but added that it cannot move 40 patients in serious state.

“The hospital is protected by the international humanitarian law. Attack on health care must be stopped. We repeat once again. Patients, health workers and hospitals must be protected.”

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, “It is an accurate strike in a single building used by Hamas as a terrorist command and control center.”

In addition, the “early warning” was issued and the strike was “strikes were carried out, avoiding additional damage to the compound of the hospital, which maintained surgery for continuous treatment.”

Hamas refused to claim this attack as a “brutal crime” and to use the facility for military purposes.

On Monday, the Bishop of the British Church said in a statement that “I learned that the hospital was the battlefield of the Gaza.” Israel said, “We haven’t provided clear and convincing evidence yet to prove the claim that Hamas is using.”

“In this background, we require independent, thorough, transparent investigation of this attack and allegations of misuse of the hospital.”

The bishops also said, “The very limited time to evacuate employees and patients is an additional attack on fundamental human rights and basic human dignity.

Meanwhile, Dr. Rik Peepercorn said that Al-AHLI could no longer repair new patients.

“Al-AHLI was a major trauma hospital in the north of Wadi Gaza. It is a hospital with the only functional CT scanner in the north of Wadi Gaza,” he said.

The charity medical support of the Palestinians also quoted AL-AHLI’s orthopedic surgeon and quoted the patient that the hospital could be provided with the remaining patients.

“We cannot perform surgical procedures because these patients need to diagnose laboratory, pharmacy support, and emergency care in the case of complications.”

ICRC’s sub -derivatives in the Adrian Zimmermann Gaza also warned that the wider lack of medical supplies would be dangerous to “life and welfare of Gazan in need of medical services.”

Dr. Peepercorn said Israel is running quite low because he has not allowed humanitarian aid delivery for more than six weeks.

He added that some supplies in the warehouse during the recent ceasefire, but added that the Israeli army did not promote the transfer between the northern and southern parties.

“Last week, we discussed with one of Al-AHLI’s medical professionals, while he had surgical gloves and gowns in Deir Al-Balah’s warehouse, while they said we should use the same surgical gloves as the same surgical gown for a variety of surgical operations. [south of Wadi Gaza]”He recalled.” We wanted to bring them but not promoted. “

The Israeli army started a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to unprecedented borders on October 7, 2023, and about 1,200 people were killed and 251 hostages were held.

According to the territory of the territory, more than 50,980 people died in Gaza.

The ceasefire contract, which began in January and lasted for two months, saw Hamas a surge in 33 Israelites (8) and five Thai hostages of 1,900 Palestinian prisoners and humanitarian aid entering the Gaza.

Israel resumed the offensive on March 18, and accused Hamas that he accepted the proposal for the first stage of the contract and refused to release more hostages of 59 people.

Hamas has accused Israel for violating the first transaction, and there will be a second step in which all remaining living hostages are transferred and war ends permanently.

On Monday, Hamas delegation, led by the top negotiator of the group, left Cairo. Palestinian senior officials, who are familiar with the BBC, said they have not made progress to reach a new ceasefire agreement without having to talk to Egyptian mediators.

“There was no groundbreaking development because Israel refused to end the war and withdraw from the Gaza Earth,” he said.

“Hamas showed flexibility in relation to the number of hostages to be released to develop. But Israel wants to regain hostages without ending the war,” he insisted.

Israel said he is waiting for the latest suggestion he sent at the end of last week.

It is understood that the number of hostages requiring the extension of the ceasefire and the entry of humanitarian aid is slightly reduced.

A family group known as the Tikvah Forum (Tikvah Forum) said on Monday that the parent of EITAN MOR was told by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the government was carrying out a deal with 11 or 12 to 10 hostages.