Israeli strikes kill 19 Palestinians near the recent Gaza hospitals Israeli conflict news

Israeli forces launched a new wave of attacks GazaThe amazing areas near some of the few hospitals are still operating, while their ground assault on Gaza City leaves an increasing civil outcome.

Al -Jazeera medical officials said at least 83 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces on Thursday.

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The missiles struck areas around the hospitals of Shiva and Al -Ahly, which resulted in the disruption of some of the last fragile lifestyle that left hunger, disease and wounded. At least 15 people were killed outside the Shiva, while four others died in a separate attack near Al -Athly.

Hamas condemned the attacks as a “complete war crime”, noting that it came “less than 24 hours after the issuance of a new United Nations report that praises the occupation committee for the crime of genocide against our people.”

The group said that the strikes are a “blatant message of challenge and blatant contempt for the international community.”

The Middle East Minister of the United Kingdom, Hamish Fallon, said that it is “terrified” of the bombing bombed by another hospital, the Ransse, which tends to children with Gaza. “Children in incubators and children on dialysis should not be under bombing,” posted on social media.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza said that the Children’s Hospital was three times injured, forcing 40 patients to flee. The last 40 remained trapped inside with the employees.

‘medicide’

Doctors Without Borders (MSF), and at the same time, grieved for one death on its own. Hussein Al -Angar, a nurse and a father of three children, died of shrapnel, after an Israeli strike near his tent. He has been working with MSF clinics in Deir al -Adl and Khan Yunis since early 2024.

The investigation of the United Nations was published earlier this week that Israel’s actions in Gaza also highlighted the genocide of Israel’s destruction of the Al Basma IVF – which obliterated 4000 fetuses and 1,000 sperms and eggs, describing it as “a measure that aims to prevent births between Palestinians in Gaza”, and one of the events that were determined as dirt under 1948.

The United Nations says that these patterns are a systematic campaign to dismantle the health sector in Gaza, which it describes in the name of “Medicide” – Killing health workers and destroying hospitals to eliminate medical care in the pocket.

Assault on Gaza City

Of the 83 deaths reported on Thursday, 61 were recorded in Gaza City, where Israel pressures its attack on the ground after approving a plan in August to seize the city.

Residents describe the bombing on an unprecedented scale, with tanks, aircraft and marine boats to flattens homes. Earlier this week, the United Nations Human Rights Office “destroying brutal” condemned Israel as “ethnic cleansing.”

Among the dead was a child and his mother, they were killed when their apartment was bombed in the Chati refugee camp.

“Nobody knows what to do,” said the displaced resident Abed Haddan on the island. “The bombing is everywhere, even in the south.”

Israel appointed Al -Malabi in southern Gaza as a “safe area”, but it was also attacked. Health officials warn that the region lacks “the basic necessities of life, including health services (food services (WAL), and the disease is spread in overcrowded camps.

The Ministry of Health said that families are facing “direct targeting and killing them inside the camps and when they are trying to leave them.”

Despite the danger, hundreds of thousands risk returning to the north, only to find their homes to ruins. Euro-MED Human Monitor reported that the Israeli forces have detonated 10 armored vehicles besieged in the Hawa neighborhood.

The United Nations Humanitarian Office (OCA) has warned that starvation in northern Gaza is deepening, with aid convoys cut off to the north since the Zikim crossing was closed on September 12.

Since October 2023, the Israeli war on Gaza has killed at least 65,062 Palestinians and wounded 165,697, according to the Ministry of Health. Other thousands remain buried under the rubble.