Deir Al-Balah, Gaza Strip – on Tuesday Israeli aija said the director. The strike, who was in the Kuwait Field Hospital in the Muvasi area, became the second in the field of Gaza health care in three days, went after the last major hospital, which was still critical in the Palestinian enclave, suffered him “without service” as a result of the United Nations attack.
Israel's attacks in gas The country has been going on for almost a month, as the country has abandoned the ceasefire with Hamas, which was agreed by the United States, Egypt and Qatar. Efforts to the new ceasefire agreement have since made a little obvious path, though Hamas said he was considering a new proposal from Israel this week.
Many news agencies referred to Hamas officials, who said Israel offered a 45-day stop in battles in exchange for the hostage release. But Hamas officials, who refer to several news agencies, once again confirmed that they would not be an agreement to cease the fire without Israel's obligations to stop the war and withdraw forces from Gaza. Hamas representatives also quote a statement that Israel has included the demand for the group to agree to the disarm – what was quoted, that one representative said that “not ready for discussions”.
The Israeli government has not confirmed a new proposal in Hamas from Tuesday afternoon.
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Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians sought asylum in the spreading tents around the Kuwait field hospital, but all patients and doctors were wounded on Tuesday's strike, including two patients who remained in critical condition, according to Hospital's press secretary.
There was no immediate comment from the Israeli Defense Forces during a strike on Tuesday. The IDF has several times bombed hospitals during the 18-month war, accusing Hamas, who has long been appointed terrorist grouping and Israel, hide them or use them for military purposes. Hospital officers Hamas and Gazana denied the allegations and accused Israel of the ill -advised threat of civilians and intentionally squeezing the territory's health system.
On Sunday, Israel hit Al-Al-Gaza Hospital after the evacuation order. The United Nations said a patient with a reported head injury died during the evacuation, and the strike badly damaged the trauma center, pharmacy and surrounding buildings.
The al-al-Hospital “does not work”, the UN World Health CEO Tedroz Ozhan Gebreyz said on Twitter, adding: “Hospitals are protected under international humanitarian legislation. The attacks on health care should stop. If we repeat again: patients, medical workers and hospitals must be protected.
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UN Secretary-General spokesman Antonio Guteres repeated these sentiments, saying: “In accordance with international humanitarian legislation, wounded and patients, medical and medical institutions, including hospitals, should be respected and protected,” Reuters reports.
The Bishop's diocese of Jerusalem, who runs the hospital, also condemned the strike.
Israel said it was aimed at the Hamas Command Center within the object without providing evidence. Hamas denied these allegations.
According to the updated payment at the expense of the Ministry of Health, the Gaza Ministry of Health released by the Ministry of Health, issued by the Gaza States on Tuesday. This includes more than 1600 people who died since Israel has ended the ceasefire and restored its offensive last month to press for Hamas to accept changes to the agreement. The ministry is headed by medical professionals, but reports to Gaza Hamas government. Its number of victims are considered as reliable UN agencies and independent experts, although Israel has disputed its number. Israel says about 20,000 militants were killed without providing evidence.
The ministry does not say how many civilians or fighting participants, but says that women and children make more than half of the dead. The following was destroyed most of the territory and supplanted about 90% of the population of about 2 million Palestinians.
The war was summoned by Arcustained Hamas on October 7, 2023. A terms of Israel, which killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and 251 others took away gas hostages. Israeli officials say that 59 of these hostages remain, 24 of which are considered alive, after the majority of others have been issued in the ceasefire agreements or other transactions.