Although the United States announced that Israel would stop its operations in Gaza for four hours a day, the attacks continue.
While there are reports of conflict coming from northern Gaza, the Israeli army claims that an evacuation corridor was opened between 09.00 and 16.00 local time so that Palestinians can access the south of the area.
This morning, Palestinians were seen walking through the streets of Gaza City holding white flags in their hands.
Al-Shifa Hospital, located near the center of Gaza City, is being subjected to Israeli bombing. Margaret Harris, spokeswoman for the World Health Organization, said that Al-Shifa Hospital, the largest hospital in Gaza, was being subjected to Israeli bombing. Spokesman Harris added that 20 hospitals in the Gaza Strip, where 2.3 million besieged people live, are completely idle.
Today, successive explosions were heard in the hospital complex, where thousands of people fleeing the attacks took refuge. Al Jazeera published a picture of the massacre that took place in the hospital courtyard, and Palestinian officials announced that at least 13 people were killed in the attack that targeted Al-Shifa Hospital. There were also children among those who lost their lives in the bombing.
Doctors at Al-Shifa Hospital said that the attacks had not stopped since midnight and that they heard the sounds of many gunshots. A doctor who spoke to Al Jazeera stated that the tanks approached Al-Shifa Hospital.
The Israeli army claims, without providing any evidence, that Al-Shifa Hospital is the main headquarters of the Hamas movement, and that it has been bombing the roads leading to the hospital complex and surrounding buildings for days.
Israeli tanks appeared around Al-Rantisi, another hospital in Gaza City. Confirming the video recording, Al Jazeera announced that tanks arrived at the door of the hospital in the Al-Nasr neighborhood. Israeli warplanes directly targeted Al-Rantisi Children’s Hospital on Thursday and Friday night.
Al Jazeera correspondent Hamda Salhout stated that the four-hour rest period announced by the White House was described as a “tactical pause” by the Israeli army, and does not indicate a change in the policy of massacres.
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