Nasser Hospital, one of the last hospitals still operating in Gaza, is said to have become inoperable following the advance of the Israeli attack on Khan Yunis last week. About 200 patients are still staying there, but without medical care.
AdvertisingThe Israeli army announced that it had discovered a car stolen from one of the kibbutzim that was attacked on October 7. The car was found inside the parking lot of Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip, while Israeli forces continued their operations in the hospital unit, which is now inoperable.
A video clip was also published, according to Israeli forces, showing closed boxes of medicine with the names of the hostages written on them inside the hospital pharmacy.
Director-General of the World Health Organization advertiser Nasser Hospital is no longer operating due to “the week-long siege imposed by the Israeli army, which was followed by a continuous attack.”
Israeli forces entered the hospital complex on Thursday searching for hostages, alive or dead, kidnapped by Hamas and who, according to intelligence services, could be being held there.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus revealed that there are still about 200 patients in the second largest hospital in the Gaza Strip, despite the lack of electricity and resources that do not allow them to receive the medical care they need.
He stressed that “at least 20 people need to be urgently transferred to other hospitals to receive medical care. Medical transportation is a right for every patient. The cost of delay will be paid from the patients' lives,” calling for enabling access to patients. ” facilitation.”
Israel wants the hostages released by Ramadan
Israel has ignored calls to stop the military operation in Gaza, and has already promised that the ground offensive will continue towards Rafah, along the border with Egypt, where there are currently one and a half million Palestinian civilians, if Hamas does not release the Israeli soldier. Hostages until March 10, the beginning of Ramadan, the holy month for Muslims.
The latest report from the Hamas-led Gaza Ministry of Health shows that the Israeli military offensive in response to the attacks on October 7 last year has already left more than 28,985 dead and 68,883 injured.
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