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While the death toll in the Israeli attacks on Gaza rose to 11,180, Israeli tanks arrived at the doors of hospitals in Gaza.
The government in Gaza announced that the Israeli army targeted the intensive care unit, the operating room building, and the delivery room on the campus of Al-Shifa Hospital.
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The statement stated that the occupation soldiers directly targeted some Palestinians emerging from the hospital building, and that medical teams were unable to intervene due to the intensity of the attacks, and that Israel targeted everything that moved.
Local sources reported that the occupation army is besieging Al-Shifa Hospital and the areas surrounding various hospitals in the Gaza Strip, and is constantly attacking it.
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During the past three days, all hospitals in the northern Gaza Strip were subjected to artillery and mortar shelling, and operating rooms and intensive care units stopped working due to a power outage.
While Israeli tanks, positioned a few hundred meters from Al-Shifa Hospital, the largest health facility in the area, and Al-Quds Hospital, were waiting in preparation for the siege, it was learned that there were close clashes in and around the hospital.
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Doctors Without Borders announced that it was no longer able to communicate with its employees in the region.
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37 children will be transferred
The Gaza Ministry of Health announced that two infants who needed medical care at Al-Shifa Hospital died due to a power outage and that 37 children were in danger.
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Israel announced that it would help transfer the children to another location after increasing reactions from the international community.
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Israeli army spokesman Daniel Hagari said the request came from doctors at Al-Shifa Hospital and that the children would be transferred to a secure facility.
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But Hajari did not provide details about the exact role of the Israeli soldier in the transfer operation.
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He did part of his talk about hospitals in English
There was also an extraordinary moment in Spokesman Hagari’s daily press conference. Hagari began his speech in Hebrew and delivered the part about hospitals in English.
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This choice was interpreted as a desire to respond to the growing reaction from world capitals. In fact, Hagari began the English portion of his speech by saying, “I want the world to know that.”
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Warning from the United Nations
Catherine Russell, Executive Director of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), said she was concerned about the deaths of children in incubators at Al-Shifa Hospital, which was out of service as a result of attacks by Israeli forces. Russell stressed that he was “deeply concerned” about the reports of premature babies dying in their incubators due to a power outage at Shifa Hospital in Gaza due to Israeli attacks, and said: “Hospitals must be protected! Children must be protected!” He said.
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A call for international action from the United Nations
United Nations organizations called for urgent international action to end the ongoing attacks on hospitals in Gaza.
“The world cannot remain silent while hospitals in Gaza turn into areas of death, destruction and despair,” the joint statement said. Data included.
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Hamas suspended hostage negotiations
On the other hand, a Palestinian official who spoke to Reuters announced that Hamas had suspended negotiations regarding the hostages due to the attacks by Israeli forces on Al-Shifa Hospital.
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A call from the European Union to stop conflicts
The European Union called for an immediate halt to the fighting in Gaza and the establishment of humanitarian corridors.
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