Israel orders the closure of one of the last hospitals in northern Gaza
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Israel last night ordered the closure and evacuation of one of the last hospitals still partially operating in the north Gaza.
Head Kamal Adwan’s hospitality, Husam Abu ManeReuters said complying with the shutdown order was “near impossible” because there were not enough ambulances to get patients out.
he said;
We have about four hundred people inside the hospital, including babies in the neonatal unit, whose lives depend on oxygen and incubators. We cannot leave them safely without help, equipment, and time.
We are sending this message under heavy bombardment and direct firepower, which if hit will cause a large explosion and a mass of civilians inside the casualty.
Abu Safiya said the military had ordered patients and staff to retire to another hospital, where conditions are even worse. The Israeli military said on Friday it sent food and supplies to the hospital and helped send more than 100 patients and staff to other hospitals in Gaza.
Gaza’s health ministry said the three main hospitals in northern Gaza – one of which is Kamal Adwan – are barely functioning and have been under repeated attack since Israel sent tanks into Beit Lahiya and nearby Beit Hanoun and Jabalia in October. The Israeli military says it plans to launch a renewed offensive in the north to prevent Hamas fighters from returning there. However, the IDF attacked the shelters and shelters, killing many civilians in an aggressive Israeli attack.
in other developments;
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Israeli forces carried out three consecutive attacks overnight in the Gaza Strip, killing at least 11 Palestinians, according to Al Jazeera, which said the military killed four people in two separate airstrikes targeting the so-called “safe zone”. al-Mawasi. The Palestinian news agency Wafa reports that four Palestinians were killed and three others wounded after Israel bombed the area of the new camp. al-Nuseirat refugee camp
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Head of the UN agency for Palestine refugees (UNRWA); Philip LazzaraniHe said there was “exaltation” in the attacks over the past day, when several civilians were reported to have been killed and injured. In a letter to X he wrote: “Attacks on schools and hospitals were common.” The world must not be numb.
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Jordan’s foreign minister Ayman Safadi He is due to meet with the new leader of Syria Ahmed al-Sharaaand “several Syrian officials” later today in Damascus, Jordan’s foreign ministry said. Al-Sharaa, formerly known as Abu Mohammed al-Golani, led the Sunni Islamist rebels who seized the Syrian capital earlier this month and forced Bashar-al Assad from power.
Key events
The Israeli parliament voted in late October to pass a law banning the UN agency’s aid to Palestinian refugeesUnrwafrom work in the country Unrwa said the new laws – which came into force last month – will cause the supply of aid to Gaza to “fall apart”, in addition to an already dire humanitarian crisis, with widespread shortages of food, medicine and clean water across the Strip.
UN agency for Palestine Refugees; UnrwaHe had been stationed in Gaza for the whole winter, but he was unable to get help into the field “not near enough to the people.” Lewis WateridgeA media spokesperson said that nearly 2 million Palestinians have been displaced by Israel’s war to protect themselves from the wind, cold and rain.
UNRWA has distributed 6,000 tents over the past four weeks in the north Gaza but he could not take them off to other parts, even the regions where the battle had taken place. About 22,000 tents have been stuck in Jordan and 600,000 blankets and 33 mattresses have been sitting in Egypt since the summer because the Israeli administration does not have approval or a safe route to bring them to Gaza and because they desperately needed to be prioritized. food aid, said Wateridge.
He said many rugs and carpets had been stripped or destroyed by weather and moles.
The International Free Committee is trying to bring in children’s winter clothes, because there are “many approvals that can be obtained from the relevant authorities”. Dionne Wongsaid the director of the program in the occupied Palestinian territories.
“The ability of the Palestinians to prepare for winter is very limited,” he added.
Reports of deadly Israeli airstrikes on the al-Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza
As we said in the opening summaryreports that this morning there was a pestilential Israeli bombardment in the refugee camp Nuseirat al- in the middle of Gaza. Four people were reportedly found in the northern camp of the attack in Israel. Here is a Al report from Jazeerawhich says that the forces of Israel surrounded the displaced civilians of the camp;
In the early hours of this morning, Israeli quadcopters and armed forces surrounded a school in the Nuseirat refugee camp, which was filled with civilians, preventing movement and preventing people from leaving the building.
They were followed by shooters using quadcopters and heavy artillery. One man has already been killed there.
And as a reminder, the greatest part of the people, the seats, the citizens, the women and the children are constituted. They also account for more cases coming to hospitals.
Israel has ordered the closure of one of the last hospitals in northern Gaza
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Israel’s war in Gaza and developments in the wider Middle East.
Israel last night ordered the closure and evacuation of one of the last hospitals still partially operating in the north Gaza.
Head Kamal Adwan’s hospitality, Husam Abu ManeReuters said complying with the shutdown order was “near impossible” because there were not enough ambulances to get patients out.
he said;
We have about four hundred people inside the hospital, including babies in the neonatal unit, whose lives depend on oxygen and incubators. We cannot leave them safely without help, equipment, and time.
We are sending this message under heavy bombardment and direct firepower, which if hit will cause a large explosion and a mass of civilians inside the casualty.
Abu Safiya said the military had ordered patients and staff to retire to another hospital where conditions are even worse. The Israeli military said on Friday it sent food and supplies to the hospital and helped send more than 100 patients and staff to other hospitals in Gaza.
Gaza’s health ministry said the three main hospitals in northern Gaza – one of which is Kamal Adwan – are barely functioning and have been under repeated attack since Israel sent tanks into Beit Lahiya and nearby Beit Hanoun and Jabalia in October. The Israeli military says it plans to launch a renewed offensive in the north to prevent Hamas fighters from returning there. However, the IDF attacked the shelters and shelters, killing many civilians in an aggressive Israeli attack.
in other developments;
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Israeli forces carried out three consecutive attacks overnight in the Gaza Strip, killing at least 11 Palestinians, according to Al Jazeera, which said the military killed four people in two separate airstrikes targeting the so-called “safe zone”. al-Mawasi. The Palestinian news agency Wafa reports that four Palestinian people were killed and three others injured after Israel bombed the new ground floor of the circus. al-Nuseirat refugee camp
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Head of the UN agency for Palestine refugees (UNRWA); Philip LazzaraniHe said there was “exaltation” in the attacks over the past day, when several civilians were reported to have been killed and injured. In a letter to X he wrote: “Attacks on schools and hospitals were common.” The world must not be numb.
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Jordan’s foreign minister Ayman Safadi He is due to meet with the new leader of Syria Ahmed al-Sharaaand “several Syrian officials” later today in Damascus, Jordan’s foreign ministry said. Al-Sharaa, formerly Abu Mohammed al-Golani, led the Sunni Islamist rebels who seized control of the Syrian capital earlier this month and forced Bashar-al Assad from power.