On October 30th, 2023, an alleged Israeli airstrike hit the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital just south of Gaza City. It is unclear whether injuries occurred directly from the strike. While Shehab Agency said civilians were wounded, MSF reported “no patients were harmed.” The strike nevertheless put great strain on the hospital and patients’ well-being, ultimately reportedly resulting in the death of four patients who did not receive life-saving care due to the strike.
Sobhi Skaik, the Director General of the hospital, lamented that the strike “endangered [patients’] lives by targeting the hospital surroundings.” This, he said, augmented the pain caused by the war generally, which had “increased the suffering and pain of cancer patients and deprived them of medicines and travel for treatment abroad.” Others on social media grieved the human cost. Twitter/X user @Aywa_anaBen0a mourned that “pregnant women, the elderly, children, and even cancer patients were not spared.” Amongst those in the hospital, “a state of panic” was widespread. Hospital workers were made to “evacuate patients from the upper departments and secure them in the basement to preserve their lives and protect them.” At least seventy cancer patients were “seriously threatened.” Reuters, quoting the Gazan Health Ministry, said that four patients later died due to the hospital being out of service.
Local and international media companies such as Anadolu Agency, Al Mamlaka TV and Alghad TV reported on the bombing. AA News claimed that the strike destroyed both the third and top floor of the hospital, both of which provided care for cancer patients; it is the only hospital within the Gaza Strip able to provide such treatment. Al Arabiya News, quoting journalist Khader al-Zaanoun, alleged that the third floor had entirely collapsed because of a strike-induced fire. The bombardment also caused electromechanical systems to malfunction.
The Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital is one of the largest hospitals in Palestine with an area of 34,800 square metres, three floors, and 180 beds; it also functions as a training center for medical staff. Sources alleged that Israeli forces struck the hospital multiple times: reports published by Quds News, @Refugeesps and Alghad TV indicated that Israeli forces repeatedly bombed the hospital. Fajer TV claimed that this strike was the second.
The strike triggered condemnations from abroad. The hospital, supported by Médicins San Frontieres, was built in 2017 with “a generous donation from the Turkish government.” Accordingly, Director General Skaik urged the Turkish government to “protect this humanitarian medical edifice, which has constituted an important transformation in the care of cancer patients in the Gaza Strip.”
Al Jazeera Turkiye reported that Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca announced that following the reported Israeli bombings, Turkey would take “necessary measures to continue its services at the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital.” His statements were censorious: “those who bomb everything that moves, even the vicinity of the hospital, must prepare themselves to be held accountable for this before the court of conscience.” Turkiye’s Foreign Ministry also condemned the strike, which they did “in the strongest terms.” There was, the Ministry wrote, “no explanation for such an attack.” The Times of Israel quoted the Turkish Foreign Ministry as saying “all necessary information, including the coordinates of the institution in question was shared with the Israeli authorities in advance.” Turkiye was, sources suggested, “ready to take in cancer patients” from the hospital.
On November 1st, the World Health Organization (WHO) in their Twitter/X post also commented on the alleged strike, posting that “the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital is no longer functional due to the lack of fuel and the damage that was caused by the Israeli airstrikes in its vicinity over the past 48 hours.” They consequently “called for sustained access at scale for humanitarian aid – including fuel, water, food and medical supplies – into Gaza,” and for the “active protection of civilians and health care.”
Multiple sources shared videos and photographs documenting the moments of the bombing. @TVManar1, @uzisal and Refugeesps on their Twitter/X and Facebook posts shared a video documenting the moment the Israeli military allegedly bombed the vicinity of the Turkish Friendship Hospital. Alghad TV, as part of a live broadcast, shared a video showing the hospital and its surroundings covered in smoke, causing panic among the public.
The Turkish Palestinian Friendship Hospital shared images showing the damage caused by the bombing, along with an overcrowded hospital floor crowded with patients.
Where sources identified the belligerent, all sources attributed air strikes to Israeli forces. When asked for comment by CNN, the Israeli Military stated that “The IDF did not strike Gaza’s Turkish-Palestinian Friendship hospital.” It did not offer any further information.
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Reported by two or more credible sources, with likely or confirmed near actions by a belligerent.
Causes of Death / Injury
Heavy weapons and explosive munitions, Denial of access to/destruction of objects indispensable to survival
Civilians reported killed
4
Civilians reported injured
0–2
Geolocation Notes
Reports of the incident mention the vicinity of the Turkish Friendship Hospital (مستشفى الصداقة التركية) to the south of Gaza City (مدينة غزة), for which the generic coordinates are: 31.477953, 34.415803. Due to limited satellite imagery and information available to Airwars, we were unable to verify the location further.
#Urgent | Director of the Turkish Friendship Hospital in Gaza: - - -The Israeli targeting of the hospital was direct and resulted in damage and injuries.
-The Israeli targeting of the hospital has rendered an entire floor inoperable.
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#عاجل| مدير مستشفى الصداقة التركي بغزة: - - -الاستهداف الإسرائيلي للمستشفى كان مباشرًا ونجمت عنه أضرار وإصابات.
-الاستهداف الإسرائيلي للمستشفى أدى إلى خروج طابق كامل عن الخدمة.
The director of the Turkish Friendship Hospital in Gaza:
The occupation forces bombed the third floor of the hospital, and the fire is still burning there.
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مدير مستشفى الصداقة التركي في غزة:
الاحتلال قصف الطابق الثالث من المستشفى والنيران ما زالت مشتعلة فيه
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#Breaking | Turkish Foreign Ministry: We condemn in the strongest terms the Israeli attack on the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in #Gaza
#Turkey
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#عاجل | الخارجية التركية: ندين بأشد العبارات الهجوم الإسرائيلي على مستشفى الصداقة التركي الفلسطيني في #غزة
#تركيا
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Urgent:
The director of the Turkish Friendship Hospital in Gaza states that Israel bombed the third floor of the hospital and the fire is still burning.
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عاجل :
مدير مستشفى الصداقة التركي في غزة يصرح بأن اسرائيل قصفت الطابق الثالث من المستشفى والنيران ما زالت مشتعلة فيه
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The Israeli occupation forces bombed the Turkish Friendship Hospital
The only hospital for treating cancer patients in the Gaza Strip
Pregnant women, the elderly, children, and even cancer patients were not spared. May God suffice us, and He is the best disposer of affairs.
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الاحتلال الاسرائيلي قصف مستشفى الصداقة التركي
المستشفى الوحيدة لعلاج مرضى السرطان في قطاع غزة
الحوامل و الشيوخ و الاطفال و حتى مرضى السرطان لم يسلموا منهم .. حسبي الله و نعم الوكيل
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Dr. Subhi Skeik, director of the Turkish Friendship Hospital: The occupation bombed the third floor of the only hospital for treating cancer patients in #Gaza
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الدكتور صبحي سكيك مدير مستشفى الصداقة التركي: الاحتلال قصف الدور الثالث من المستشفى الوحيد لعلاج مرضى السرطان في #غزة
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Urgent | Hamas Movement: "Targeting the Turkish Friendship Hospital is a deliberate act of barbarity, and we warn against the occupation committing a new massacre."
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عاجل | "حركة حماس": "استهداف مستشفى الصداقة التركي عمل همجي متعمد ونحذر من ارتكاب الاحتلال مجزرة جديدة"
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Press coverage | Israeli warplanes bombed the third and top floor of the main building of the Turkish Friendship Hospital in Gaza, causing extensive damage.
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تغطية صحفية | طائرات الاحتـ ـلال تقصف الطابق الثالث والأخير من المبنى الرئيسي لمستشفى الصداقة التركي بغزة، مما أدى إلى أضرار بالغة فيه
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The Israeli occupation targeted the vicinity of the Turkish Friendship Hospital in the Gaza Strip with intense airstrikes, causing panic among cancer patients and medical staff.
Dr. Subhi Skaik, the hospital's director, explained that the occupation has not only exacerbated the suffering of cancer patients and deprived them of medication and the ability to travel abroad for treatment, but is now also endangering their lives by targeting the area surrounding the only hospital in Gaza that treats cancer patients.
#Gaza_Moment_by_Moment
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استهدف الاحتلال الإسرائيلي محيط #مستشفى_الصداقة_التركي في قطاع #غزة بغارات مكثفة، ما أصاب مرضى السرطان والطواقم الطبية بحالة هلع.
وأوضح الدكتور صبحي سكيك مدير عام المستشفى أن الاحتلال لم يكتف بزيادة معاناة وأوجاع مرضى السرطان وحرمانهم من الأدوية والسفر للعلاج بالخارج، إلا أنه بات يعرض حياتهم للخطر باستهداف محيط المستشفى الوحيد الذي يُعالج مرضى السرطان في غزة.
#غزة_لحظة_بلحظة
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#Breaking | Director of the Turkish Friendship Hospital in Gaza tells Al Jazeera: The Israeli targeting of the hospital was direct and resulted in damage and injuries
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#عاجل | مدير مستشفى الصداقة التركي في غزة للجزيرة: الاستهداف الإسرائيلي للمستشفى كان مباشرا ونجمت عنه أضرار وإصابات
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Press coverage: A video shows the moment the occupation forces bombed the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital. Dr. Subhi Skeik, Director General of the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, stated that the occupation army targeted the only Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital for cancer patients in the Gaza Strip for the second time, causing extensive damage. This resulted in the disruption of some electromechanical systems and endangered the lives of patients and staff.
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تغطية صحفية : فيديو يوضح لحظة قصف الاحتلال مستشفى الصداقة التركي، فيما قال د. صبحي سكيك، مدير عام مستشفى الصداقة التركي الفلسطيني: إن جيش الاحتلال عاود استهداف مستشفى الصداقة التركي الفلسطيني الوحيد لمرضى السرطان في قطاع غزة للمرة الثانية والحق أضرار بالغة فيه، ما أدى إلى تعطل بعض أنظمة العمل الكهروميكانيكية وتعريض حياة المرضى والطواقم للخطر
The matter is in God's hands, before and after.
The Turkish Friendship Hospital, the only place for treating cancer patients in Gaza, was bombed. God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs.
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لله الأمر من قبل ومن بعد
تم قصف مستشفي الصداقة التركي وده المكان الوحيد لعلاج مرضي السرطان بغزة
حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل
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Urgent | Health Ministry in Gaza: The only Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital for cancer patients in the Gaza Strip was targeted again for the second time, causing severe damage, disrupting some electromechanical systems, and endangering the lives of patients and staff.
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عاجل | الصحة في غزة: معاودة استهداف مستشفى الصداقة التركي الفلسطيني الوحيد لمرضى السرطان في قطاع غزة للمرة الثانية والحاق اضرار بالغة فيه وتعطل بعض انظمة العمل الكهرومكانيكية وتعرض حياة المرضى والطواقم للخطر
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The matter is in God's hands, before and after.
The Turkish Friendship Hospital, the only place for treating cancer patients in Gaza, was bombed. God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs.
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لله الأمر من قبل ومن بعد
تم قصف مستشفي الصداقة التركي وده المكان الوحيد لعلاج مرضي السرطان بغزة
حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل
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Panic gripped cancer patients and medical staff at the Turkish Friendship Hospital, the only cancer hospital in the Gaza Strip, after it sustained damage due to repeated Israeli attacks on its surroundings.
Dr. Subhi Skeik, the hospital's director, stated that the Israeli occupation has not only exacerbated the suffering of cancer patients by depriving them of medication and the ability to travel abroad for treatment, but is now also endangering their lives by targeting the hospital's vicinity. This forced medical staff to evacuate patients from the upper wards and secure them in the basement to protect them from the shelling.
The images show some of the damage inflicted on the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital last night in the central Gaza Strip as a result of the attacks in its vicinity. It is worth mentioning that the hospital was built with a generous donation from the Turkish government, becoming a model of humanitarian medical care that alleviates the suffering of patients exhausted by the Israeli siege.
Dr. Skeik emphasizes that the occupying power is now displaying its brutality and seeks to destroy this edifice, which embodies a part of the Turkish people's love for the Palestinian people.
The hospital's director general calls upon the Turkish presidency and government to stop the Israeli aggression and protect this humanitarian medical facility, which has represented a significant transformation in cancer patient care in the Gaza Strip.
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حالة من الهلع تصيب مرضى السرطان والطواقم الطبية في مستشفى الصداقة التركي المستسفى الوحيد لمرضى السرطان في قطاع غزة والحاق اضرار فيه نتيجة استهداف الاحتلال الاسرائيلي لمحيطه بشكل متكرر
ويقول د.صبحي سكيك
مدير عام مستشفى الصداقة التركي
ان الاحتلال الاسرائيلي لم يكتفي بزيادة معاناة واوجاع مرضى السرطان وحرمانهم من الادوية والسفر للعلاج بالخارج الا انه بات يعرض حياتهم للخطر باستهداف محيط المستشفى
مما اضطر الطواقم الصحية باجلاء المرضى من الأقسام العلوية وتأمينهم في البدروم للحفاظ على حياتهم وحمايتهم من القصف
والصور تظهر بعض الأضرار التي لحقت بمستشفى الصداقة التركي الفلسطيني ليلة امس وسط قطاع غزة نتيجة الاستهداف في محيطها .
ويعد...
الجدير ذكره ان المستشفى شيد بتبرع كريم من الحكومة التركية ليصبح نموذجا انسانياً طبيا يخفف من معاناة المرضى الذي انهكهم الحصار الاسرائيلي...
ويؤكد د.سكيك على ان هذا المحتل اليوم يظهر وبكل وحشية ويريد ان ينال من هذا الصرح الذي يجسد جزءا من حب الشعب التركي لشعبنا الفلسطيني
ويطالب مدير عام المستشفى الرئاسة والحكومة التركية بوقف العربدة الاسرائيلية وحماية هذا الصرح الانساني الطبي الذي شكل تحولا مهما في رعاية مرضى السرطان في قطاع غزة
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The moment the occupation forces bombed the only Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital for cancer patients in the Gaza Strip.
#AlAqsaFlood #GazaUnderAttack
#YarmoukChannel #WeAreCloseToYou
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لحظة قصف الاحــــ ــتلال مستشفى الصداقة التركي الفلسطيني الوحيد لمرضى السرطان في قطاع غزة
#طوفان_الأقصى #غزة_تحت_القصف
#قناة_اليرموك #قريبون_منكم
#Urgent
The director of the Turkish Friendship Hospital in Gaza: The occupation forces bombed the third floor of the main hospital building a short while ago.
It is worth noting that this is the only hospital for cancer patients in Gaza.
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مدير مستشفى الصداقة التركي في غزة: الاحتلال قصف الطابق الثالث من المبنى الرئيسي للمشفى قبل قليل.
يذكر أنه المستشفى الوحيد لمرضى السرطان في غزة.
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Dr. Subhi Skeik, Director of the Turkish Friendship Hospital: The occupation bombed the third floor of the only hospital treating cancer patients in #Gaza
#Gaza_Moment_by_Moment #AlJazeera_Live Dr. Subhi Skeik, Director of the Turkish Friendship Hospital: The occupation bombed the third floor of the only hospital treating cancer patients in #Gaza
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الدكتور صبحي سكيك مدير مستشفى الصداقة التركي: الاحتلال قـ ـصـ ـف الدور الثالث من المستشفى الوحيد لعلاج مرضى السرطان في #غزة
#غزة_لحظة_بلحظة #الجزيرة_مباشر الدكتور صبحي سكيك مدير مستشفى الصداقة التركي: الاحتلال قصف الدور الثالث من المستشفى الوحيد لعلاج مرضى السرطان في #غزة
Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca announced that his country will take the necessary measures to ensure the continued operation of the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in #Gaza after it was bombed by Israel, noting that "those who bomb everything that moves, even the vicinity of the hospital, should prepare themselves to be held accountable for this before the court of human conscience."
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أعلن وزير الصحة التركي فخر الدين كوجا أن بلاده ستتخذ الإجراءات اللازمة لمواصلة مستشفى الصداقة التركي الفلسطيني في #غزة خدماته بعد تعرضه لقصف إسرائيلي، لافتا إلى أن "على الذين يقصفون كل ما يتحرك، حتى محيط المستشفى، أن يجهزوا أنفسهم لمحاسبتهم على ذلك أمام محكمة الضمير الإنساني".
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May God's curse be upon the oppressors and the wise men of the Arabs!
They allow a useless army to rule over them.
A state of panic grips cancer patients and medical staff.
This is due to the destruction of the only Turkish Friendship Hospital for cancer patients in the Gaza Strip and the severe damage inflicted upon it as a result of repeated targeting of its surroundings by the Zionist occupation.
Not content with increasing the suffering and pain of cancer patients and depriving them of medication and travel for treatment abroad, the Zionist occupation is now endangering their lives by targeting the hospital's surroundings.
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الا لعنة الله على الظالمين وحكماء العرب
بيخلو جيش هامل يحكم فيهم
حالة من الهلع تصيب مرضى السرطان والطواقم الطبية
جراء تحطيم مستشفى الصداقة التركي الوحيد لمرضى السرطان في قطاع غزة والحاق اضرار بليغة فيه نتيجة استهداف الاحتلال الصهيوني لمحيطه بشكل متكرر
لم يكتفي الاحتلال الصهيوني بزيادة معاناة واوجاع مرضى السرطان وحرمانهم من الادوية والسفر للعلاج بالخارج الا انه بات يعرض حياتهم للخطر باستهداف محيط المستشفى
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Urgent | Director of the Turkish Friendship Hospital in Gaza to Al Jazeera:
- The Israeli targeting of the hospital was direct and resulted in damage and injuries.
- The Israeli targeting of the hospital rendered an entire floor unusable.
- This hospital is the only place in Gaza to treat cancer patients.
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عاجل | مدير مستشفى الصداقة التركي في غزة للجزيرة:
- الاستهداف الإسرائيلي للمستشفى كان مباشرا ونجمت عنه أضرار وإصابات
- الاستهداف الإسرائيلي للمستشفى أدى إلى خروج طابق كامل عن الخدمة
- لا مكان في غزة لعلاج مرضى السرطان سوى هذا المستشفى
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The Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, the main cancer centre in the Gaza Strip, is no longer functional because of lack of fuel and damage due to airstrikes in its vicinity over the past 48 hours.
@WHO calls for sustained access at scale for humanitarian aid – including fuel, water, food and medical supplies – into Gaza. We also call for the active protection of civilians and health care. #NotATarget
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BREAKING: Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza says that the third floor of the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital has been severely damaged in an Israeli strike
“A Re-targeting of the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital the only hospital for cancer patients in the Gaza Strip for the second time, causing severe damage to it, disrupting some electromechanical work systems, and putting the lives of patients and crews at risk.”
— Quds News
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The Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza, the only cancer treatment centre, has been repeatedly subjected to bombardments for the last 48 hours and has today announced that it has had to stop services due to a lack of fuel - according to the director of the hospital.
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Director of Gaza's Turkish Friendship Hospital: We urge the world not to leave more than 10,000 cancer patients in Gaza to face their imminent death due to the hospital being out of service.
Palestinian Minister of Health - The only hospital for cancer patients in the #Gaza Strip stops operating!
Dr. Mai Al-Kilah, announced the cessation of operations at the Turkish Friendship Hospital in the Gaza Strip, as a result of its bombing by Israeli warplanes yesterday and the day before, and the complete depletion of its fuel.
It is the only hospital dedicated to treating cancer patients in the Gaza Strip, bringing the number of hospitals that have stopped operating due to bombing and fuel depletion to 16 out of 35.
The lives of 70 cancer patients inside the hospital are seriously threatened, as there are approximately 2,000 cancer patients in the Gaza Strip living in catastrophic health conditions as a result of the ongoing Israeli aggression on the strip.
#Palestine #GazaGenocide #Gaza_under_attack
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The #Turkish-#Palestinian Friendship Hospital, the only oncology hospital in the #Gaza Strip, has gone out of service now due to Israeli bombing and fuel shortage.
This brings the number of hospitals that are out of service in Gaza to 16 out of 35.
Officials stated that the lives of 70 cancer patients inside the hospital are seriously threatened, with approximately 2,000 #cancer patients in the Gaza Strip living in catastrophic health conditions as a result of the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Strip.
#GazaUnderAttack
#GazaGenocide
#Palestine
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#Palestine : reports that Israeli bombs have landed right next to the TIKA (Turkish-Palestinian Friendship) hospital, south of #Gaza city.
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Spokesman for the Ministry of Health in Gaza: We urge the Turkish leadership and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to provide us with badly needed fuel necessary for resumption of medical services at Gaza's Turkish Friendship Hospital, the only hospital available for treatment of cancer patients in Gaza.
The Turkish Friendship Hospital in Gaza has been shut down due to the Israeli attacks yesterday and fuel to operate the hospital's generators ran out.
The lives of 70 cancer patients inside the hospital are in danger, and there are 2000 cancer patients in the Gaza Strip who are living in catastrophic health conditions.
The number of hospitals that have stopped operating as a result of the bombing and running out of fuel has risen to 16 out of 35 hospitals.
The director of the Turkish Friendship Hospital in the Gaza Strip (which specializes in cancer treatment) announced that they had run out of fuel, leaving the hospital completely out of service. The director also said that they will not leave cancer patients to die because the hospital is not functioning
On 30 October, the MSF-supported Turkish-Palestinian Friendship hospital in #Gaza was reportedly hit by a projectile, causing serious damage to the third floor of the building. Fortunately, no patients were harmed as they were taking shelter on the ground floor at the time.
As of today, the hospital is out of service, as a result of the shortage of fuel and the several attacks that affected the facility. This is the only public hospital for cancer patients in the Gaza Strip, and now dozens of cancer patients’ lives are at serious risk.
The only hospital treating cancer patients in Gaza has been hit by an Israeli strike, causing panic & fear among patients & doctors. The Turkish Friendship Hospital runs off a single power generator. Many of Gaza's 9,000 cancer patients rely on it; all their lives are at risk.
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The only hospital treating cancer patients in Gaza has been hit by an Israeli strike, causing panic & fear among patients & doctors. The Turkish Friendship Hospital runs off a single power generator. Many of Gaza's 9,000 cancer patients rely on it; all their lives are at risk.
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Israel bombs one of the only cancer hospitals in Gaza -the Turkish Palestinian Friendship Hospital - a little over a day after more than a million Turkish citizens protest in solidarity with Palestine. Just a coincidence, I'm sure.
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Israeli warplanes bombed the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza, which was functioning as the only place for the treatment of cancer patients in the region
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Israel targets the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza.
The only health facility that specialises in cancer treatment there.
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BREAKING: Israeli planes target the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza — the only specialized cancer hospital in the besieged enclave.
Director General of the hospital Dr. Sobhi Skaik says this is the second time, and that severe damage has been caused, disrupting work systems and endangering the lives of patients and crews.
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- Israel doesn't recognise any law, humanitarian value
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The israeli targeting of the Turkish Friendship Hospital in Gaza, a cancer unit for the sick and those receiving life-saving treatment | @mALTOYJI https://x.com/mALTOYJI/status/1719025497869373531/video/1…
NEW: Turkey condemns in the strongest terms the Israeli attack on the Gaza Turkish - Palestinian Friendship Hospital today
“Although all necessary information, including the coordinates of the institution in question, which is the only cancer hospital in Gaza, was shared with the Israeli authorities in advance, it still happened and therefore there is no explanation for such an attack
The siege and these inhumane attacks, which aim to deprive the Palestinian people in Gaza of their most basic rights, clearly violate international law.
Israel must stop targeting Gaza residents wholesale, indiscriminately.”
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GAZA CITY, Palestine The Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital for cancer patients in Gaza has been severely damaged by Israeli airstrikes, the enclave’s Health Ministry announced early Monday."A state of panic afflicts cancer patients and medical staff as a result of the heavy Israeli bombardment of the only Turkish Friendship Hospital for cancer patients in the Gaza Strip and the infliction of severe damage to it as a result of the Israeli occupation repeatedly targeting its surroundings," Dr. Subhi Skaik, the director general of the hospital, said on Facebook."The occupation not only increased the suffering and pain of cancer patients and deprived them of medicines and travel for treatment abroad, but it now endangered their lives by targeting the hospital surroundings," he added.The Turkish government funded the construction of the hospital from 2011-2017, which is the largest hospital in Palestine with an area of 34,800 square meters comprising six floors and with a capacity of 180 beds.*Writing by Mahmoud Barakat
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The Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital has suspended operations after an Israeli blockade cut off fuel supplies.Palestinian health authorities have said that the only hospital offering cancer treatment in the Gaza Strip has gone out of service after it ran out of fuel amid Israel’s continuing blockade of the territory.The Israeli siege on Gaza has cut off supplies of fuel and heavily restricted access to food, water and electricity, while the Israeli military continues to bombard the Strip, where hospitals are filled with the dying and wounded and shortages have put huge pressure on medical workers.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Gaza’s only cancer hospital could shut down amid Israel’s war and siegelist 2 of 3At Gaza’s Indonesian hospital, doctors battle blackouts to save liveslist 3 of 3Palestine Red Crescent says Israel orders evacuation of al-Quds Hospitalend of listIn a press conference on Wednesday, Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital director Subhi Sukeyk said that the facility was no longer functioning.“We tell the world, ‘Don’t leave cancer patients to a certain death due to the hospital being out of service’,” Sukeyk said.Palestinian authorities say that 8,796 people have been killed by Israeli bombardment – more than a third of them children – since October 7, when the Palestinian armed group Hamas carried out an attack on southern Israel, which Israeli authorities say killed more than 1,400 people, mostly civilians.The suspension of operations at the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital means that 16 of the Gaza Strip’s 35 hospitals are now out of service, as are more than 50 of Gaza’s 72 primary healthcare clinics.“The lives of 70 cancer patients inside the hospital are seriously threatened,” Palestinian Health Minister Mai al-Kaila said in a statement.“This is a moment of life and death for thousands of patients in Gaza unless hospitals continue working,” World Health Organization spokesperson Tarik Jasarevic told Al Jazeera. “The case of cancer patients is already fragile. If they don’t get the treatment they need, it is really a death sentence for them.”Sukeyk had previously warned Al Jazeera that the hospital was running low on fuel, and that ceasing operations would have a devastating impact on patients.Get instant alerts and updates based on your interests. Be the first to know when big stories happen.In a social media post on Wednesday, the medical group Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), also known as Doctors Without Borders, said that the hospital had been damaged by a projectile on Monday.“Israeli authorities continue to prevent the entry of fuel into Gaza, which is essential for powering hospitals,” the group said. “In addition, hospitals and healthcare facilities are being attacked during this horrific onslaught.”Cancer patients are not the only people experiencing medical vulnerability amid heavy bombing: pregnant women also face the prospect of giving birth without medical support.“The estimated 50,000 pregnant women and girls in Gaza risk missing ante-natal care and giving birth without electricity or medical supplies,” the group Human Rights Watch said in a previous statement.Fuel shortages have also pushed humanitarian operations in Gaza to their breaking point.“UNRWA desperately needs fuel. No fuel has come into the Gaza Strip for three and a half weeks now,” Juliette Touma, spokesperson for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), told Al Jazeera.“We are completely overwhelmed. We have 670,000 people in our shelters, this is four times more than what we had planned for,” she said. “Fuel is absolutely lifesaving.”
Israeli jets strike Turkish-run cancer hospital in Gaza Strip
Israeli war jets have damaged the Gaza Strip's only hospital for cancer patients, the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, amid Israel's ongoing bombing campaign in Gaza.
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The Gaza Strip's only hospital for cancer treatment was damaged after it was struck by Israeli war jets, the hospital's director said Monday.
The Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza was attacked for a second time since Israel's relentless bombing campaign on the besieged Gaza Strip began on 7 October.
The hospital's cancer patients were left in a "state of panic", the hospital's director general, Dr. Subhi Skaik, said on Facebook.
"A state of panic afflicts cancer patients and medical staff as a result of the heavy Israeli bombardment of the only Turkish Friendship Hospital for cancer patients in the Gaza Strip and the infliction of severe damage to it as a result of the Israeli occupation repeatedly targeting its surroundings," Dr Skaik said.
"The [Israeli forces] not only increased the suffering and pain of cancer patients and deprived them of medicines and travel for treatment abroad, but it now endangered their lives by targeting the hospital surroundings," he added.
In separate comments to the Turkish news agency Anadolu, Dr. Skaik said that the Israeli air strikes hit the third floor of the hospital building causing "extensive damage, as a fire broke out in the floor before being contained".
The Israeli bombing damaged some of the electromechanical systems, as well as exposed medical staff and patients alike to danger, he added.
Israeli forces had repeatedly bombed the vicinity of the hospital in recent days, according to local media reports.
Turkey condemned Israel's attack "in the strongest terms" and emphasised that the targeting of hospitals such as Turkish-Palestinian Friendship and the blockade on Gaza were violations of international law.
"It is inexplicable for such an attack to take place given all the necessary information, including the coordinates of the institution in question, which is the only cancer hospital in Gaza, was shared with Israeli authorities in advance," Turkey's foreign ministry said in a statement on X.
"The siege in Gaza, aimed at depriving the Palestinian people of their most basic rights, and these inhumane attacks, clearly violate international law," the statement added.
A second hospital, Indonesian Hospital, was also hit by Israel in its immediate surroundings on Monday.
According to the Gaza Health Ministry, the attack led to serious damage and hospitals such as the Indonesian Hospital, as well as houses and places of worship, were repeatedly targeted since the start of Israel's war on Gaza on October 7.
"The Israeli attack endangered the lives of hundreds of injured people, patients, medical personnel, journalists and thousands of displaced people," Gaza Health Ministry spokesman, Ashraf Al-Qudra, said.
"Under the Geneva Conventions, attacks on hospitals are strictly prohibited," he added.
The Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital was built by the Turkish government in 2017 and is considered one of the largest hospitals in the Gaza Strip.
The hospital also operates as a full-fledged training centre for doctors, nurses and paramedic staff.
The Turkish government-funded hospital also works as a research hospital, where the faculty of medicine of the Islamic University of Gaza are based.
Israeli forces extended their air and ground attacks on the besieged Gaza Strip - which has been under heavy bombardment since Hamas’ surprise offensive on Israel on 7 October.
The Palestinian death toll has surpassed 8,525, according to Gaza's health ministry - including at least 3,500 children.
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The Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, the only public hospital for cancer patients in the Gaza Strip, is now out of service due to Israeli attacks and fuel shortage, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said on Wednesday, Anadolu Agency reports.
As of today, the hospital is out of service, as a result of the shortage of fuel and the several attacks that affected the facility. This is the only public hospital for cancer patients in the Gaza Strip, and now dozens of cancer patients’ lives are at serious risk
MSF said on X.
It added that Israeli authorities continue to prevent the entry of fuel into Gaza, which is essential for powering hospitals. Hospitals and healthcare facilities are also being attacked during this “horrific onslaught,” the organisation said.
It reiterated
our call to ensure that medical facilities, medical staff and patients are protected, which is an obligation under international humanitarian law
The non-profit also called for water, food, fuel, medical supplies and adequate humanitarian aid to be urgently allowed into Gaza.
The Israeli army expanded its air and ground attacks this week on the Gaza Strip, which has been under relentless airstrikes since the Palestinian group, Hamas, launched a surprise offensive against Israel on 7 October.
The death toll from ongoing Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip has climbed to 8,525, the Health Ministry in the blockaded enclave said Tuesday.
More than 1,500 Israelis have been killed in the conflict.
READ: Israel bombs vicinity of cancer hospital in Gaza
Palestinian sources dismissed Israeli claims circulating over the past two days that the Islamic Jihad movement is refusing to cooperate with Hamas by handing over what Israel says is the last body of an Israeli hostage in Gaza, a step Israel has linked to moving into the second phase of the ceasefire.
Israel’s Maariv newspaper reported on Friday, citing Israeli security sources, that tensions had emerged between Hamas and Islamic Jihad over the latter’s alleged refusal to hand over the body of the last hostage, Ran Gvili.
Israel believes Islamic Jihad fighters were directly involved in abducting Gvili and holding him in Gaza.
The Al-Quds Brigades, the armed wing of Islamic Jihad, said days ago it had handed over all hostages in its possession and had fully complied with the ceasefire agreement, a claim confirmed by sources in the movement speaking to Asharq Al-Awsat.
According to those sources, Gvili’s body was not among the Israeli hostages held by Islamic Jihad and was instead in Hamas’ custody. They said coordination with Hamas was excellent and denied any disagreements or tensions, dismissing Israeli media reports as unfounded.
Sources from Hamas told Asharq Al-Awsat the body was believed to be located in three or four sites in the Shujaiya and Zeitoun neighborhoods east of Gaza City. Search operations were carried out at those locations but failed to locate it.
They said all field commanders and activists involved in the abduction and in guarding the body had been killed in a series of airstrikes and other operations, making it difficult to determine the exact location with certainty.
They added that the difficulty was compounded by heavy bombardment, widespread destruction and land leveling in those areas during Israeli ground incursions.
According to Israel’s Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, Israel provided Hamas, via mediators, with information about individuals who might help identify the body’s location, as well as details on potential sites, accompanied by aerial photographs.
Hamas sources said there was ongoing communication with mediators on this issue and others.
New video raises doubts
These developments coincided with the Israeli Hostages and Missing Families Forum publishing video footage of six hostages whose bodies were found inside a tunnel in Rafah in August 2024.
The footage shows them sharing daily life, marking the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, celebrating the start of 2024, talking among themselves, shaving and moving from one place to another inside the tunnel.
The videos raised questions about the Israeli army’s claim that they were killed two days before being found, allegedly shot by Hamas fighters. Hamas has denied that account, saying they were killed in an Israeli strike that hit the site.
Israeli journalist Miki Levin wrote in a report on Maariv’s website that the six could have returned home alive had an agreement been reached earlier, in April last year, as senior members of the negotiating team had said.
She criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir for insisting on the notion of “total victory,” which she described as empty and unattainable.
She said the six would have been freed under a deal rejected by the Israeli government, which ignored warnings that an incursion into Rafah would lead to the hostages’ deaths.
According to the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation, negotiations with mediators days before their deaths were on the verge of collapse due to the Israeli government’s insistence on controlling the Philadelphi corridor. Five of the hostages were due to be released had an agreement been signed at that time.
These circumstances, Hamas sources said, likely prompted Israel to claim they were killed by Hamas gunfire.
The sources again denied that version, saying the hostages were killed in artillery and air strikes that hit the area and also killed several of their captors. They noted that captors had instructions at the time to kill any hostage if Israeli forces approached and posed a direct threat.
The tunnel was located in the Tel al-Sultan neighborhood west of Rafah in southern Gaza. The Israeli army later acknowledged that investigations indicated the hostages were killed as a result of military pressure in the area.
In October 2024, Israel killed Yahya Sinwar, the former head of Hamas’ political bureau, in a house near the tunnel site in Tel al-Sultan, in what Israeli accounts described as a surprise encounter while he was with an armed group spotted moving inside the building.
Asharq Al-Awsat reported in November 2024, citing Hamas sources, that Ibrahim Sinwar, the son of Qassam Brigades commander Mohammed Sinwar, who was later killed in an Israeli strike, had been killed alongside his uncle in one of the Rafah tunnels.
The sources said Ibrahim Mohammed Sinwar was killed in an Israeli strike as he emerged from a tunnel opening to monitor Israeli troop movements, while accompanied by his uncle, in August that year in Rafah.
Assessments cited by Asharq Al-Awsat suggest the tunnel in question was the same one where the six hostages were held. Subsequent Israeli investigations said DNA evidence indicated Sinwar had been present there.
The hostages may in fact have been killed in the same strike that killed Ibrahim Sinwar, who had accompanied his uncle Yahya throughout the war, along with other armed fighters.
Hamas sources stressed that strict instructions had been in place regarding the treatment of Israeli hostages, including providing all necessary means to keep them alive and safeguard their lives.
Ankara condemns Israeli attack on Turkish-run hospital
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Türkiye has strongly condemned the Israeli airstrike on the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in the Gaza Strip, labeling it an "inhumane attack" that violates international law and strips Palestinians of their basic rights.
Ankara issued a statement expressing outrage over Oct. 30's targeted attack on the hospital, which is the only facility in Gaza dedicated to cancer patients.
The ministry emphasized that all necessary information, including the hospital's coordinates, had been shared with Israeli authorities in advance, making the strike "unjustifiable."
"There is no explanation for such an attack," the ministry stated, condemning Israel's actions in the strongest terms.
The hospital, constructed between 2011 and 2017, boasts an area of 34,800 square meters (375,000 square feet) spread across six floors and has a capacity of 180 beds.
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Turkey’s foreign ministry issues a statement condemning what it says was an Israeli bombing that damaged the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza earlier today.
Footage shows the third floor of the hospital significantly damaged and smoke filling the sky outside of the building.
“As all necessary information, including the coordinates of the institution in question — which is the only cancer hospital in Gaza — was shared with the Israeli authorities in advance, there is no explanation for such an attack,” the statement says.
“The siege and these inhumane attacks, which aim to deprive the Palestinian people in Gaza of their most basic rights, clearly violate international law,” Ankara adds.
“Israel must stop targeting Gaza residents en masse, without discrimination,” the statement says.
The IDF has yet to comment on the bombing.
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The only cancer treatment hospital in the Gaza Strip, the Turkish Palestinian Friendship Hospital, has gone out of service after it ran out of fuel, health officials said on Wednesday.
Turkish Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza
Related "The question of fuel – fuel meaning electricity in the Gaza Strip – being allowed in is going to be the next humanitarian issue", says FRANCE 24's Irris Makler.
A number of other hospitals in the Gaza Strip are not too far behind from facing the fate of the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza as the Israeli blockade on all fuel to the under-bombardment strip continued for the 26th day straight.
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ANKARA, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Turkey on Monday condemned "in the strongest terms" what it said was an Israeli attack on Gaza's Turkish-Palestinian Friendship hospital, the foreign ministry said, adding such attacks and the blockade on Gaza were clear violations of international law."It is inexplicable for such an attack to take place given all the necessary information, including the coordinates of the institution in question, which is the only cancer hospital in Gaza, was shared with Israeli authorities in advance," the ministry said in a statement.Keep up with the latest medical breakthroughs and healthcare trends with the Reuters Health Rounds newsletter. Sign up here.Advertisement · Scroll to continueMedical officials said air strikes in the vicinity of the major Gaza City hospitals including al-Shifa, al-Quds and the Turkish Friendship hospital, have caused damage.Reporting by Tuvan Gumrukcu; Editing by Chizu NomiyamaOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles., opens new tabSuggested Topics:Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals
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ANKARA, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Turkey on Monday condemned "in the strongest terms" what it said was an Israeli attack on Gaza's Turkish-Palestinian Friendship hospital, the foreign ministry said, adding such attacks and the blockade on Gaza were clear violations of international law."It is inexplicable for such an attack to take place given all the necessary information, including the coordinates of the institution in question, which is the only cancer hospital in Gaza, was shared with Israeli authorities in advance," the ministry said in a statement.Keep up with the latest medical breakthroughs and healthcare trends with the Reuters Health Rounds newsletter. Sign up here.Advertisement · Scroll to continueMedical officials said air strikes in the vicinity of the major Gaza City hospitals including al-Shifa, al-Quds and the Turkish Friendship hospital, have caused damage.Reporting by Tuvan Gumrukcu; Editing by Chizu NomiyamaOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles., opens new tabSuggested Topics:Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals
Israeli warplanes bombed the area around the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza on Monday, causing severe damage to the building, Anadolu has reported. The hospital is a specialist cancer facility.
“Panic has hit cancer patients and medical staff as a result of the heavy Israeli bombardment of the hospital and the severe damage caused,” wrote the hospital’s Director-General, Dr Subhi Skaik, on Facebook. “The occupation has not only increased the suffering and pain of cancer patients and deprived them of medicines and travel for treatment abroad, but has also endangered them by targeting the hospital surroundings.”
The Turkish government-funded the construction of the hospital from 2011-2017. It is the largest hospital in Palestine with an area of 34,800 square metres over six floors and 180 beds.
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Earlier on Sunday, the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) in Gaza announced that Israel had also bombed the vicinity of Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza, causing damage to the building, injuring patients and displaced persons who took refuge there.
On 17 October, Israel bombed the Baptist Hospital in Gaza killing 500 people, most of them children and families who sought refuge after losing their homes in Israeli air strikes.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza has recently announced that 12 hospitals and 32 primary care centres are now out of service as a result of direct Israeli targeting, or their inability to continue operating due to running out of fuel.
The death toll from the Israeli aggression on Gaza has reached 8,425, including 3,457 children and 2,136 women, in addition to more than 21,000 people wounded, the ministry has confirmed.
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Meanwhile, aid groups say civil order is breaking down in the enclave, as airstrikes compound a devastating humanitarian crisis caused by Israel’s blockade on basic necessities including food and fuel. Over the weekend, Israel said it had entered a “second stage” of its war against militant group Hamas, which controls Gaza, following weeks of aerial strikes on the isolated territory. Israel is prepared for a “long and difficult” war, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday, as it seeks to root out and “destroy” Hamas after it killed more than 1,400 people in the attack on Israel earlier this month. Israel’s bombardment of Gaza since then has left at least 7,960 people dead, mostly civilians, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Ramallah. Nearly three-quarters – 73% – of those killed are from vulnerable populations, including children, women and elderly individuals, the ministry said Sunday. Amnesty International said it has documented “unlawful Israeli attacks” that “must be investigated as war crimes,” as Israel argues it is targeting Hamas. In the weeks since the siege on Gaza began, less than one normal day’s worth of aid has been allowed to reached its residents. During Israeli ground operations in Gaza, an Israeli soldier who was among the more than 200 hostages taken by Hamas in its October 7 attack was rescued, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said Monday. A 23-year-old German-Israeli woman who was abducted from a music festival and taken to Gaza has been declared dead, Israel’s foreign ministry said earlier in the day. Israel’s expanded operations sparked new warnings from leaders about the risk of broader regional conflict, as well as heightened calls from the United Nations for a humanitarian ceasefire to deliver desperately needed aid into Gaza. Here’s the latest: Offensive will intensify, IDF says Israel sent more ground forces into Gaza overnight, army spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said Monday. “Additional forces have entered the strip. Our activity there is only set to intensify,” he said, adding that dozens of Hamas gunmen had been killed in recent fighting. Video footage has also emerged of an Israeli tank apparently opening fire on a passenger vehicle as it performed a U-turn on the main road running through Gaza. The footage, filmed by Palestinian freelance journalist Yousif Al Saifi and geolocated by CNN, shows the tank close to the Netzarim junction, a key crossroads to the south of Gaza city about three kilometers (1.8 miles) from the strip’s eastern boundary. “The tank was standing there and targeting anyone who came close to it,” Al Saifi said, describing the incident on his Telegram account. “A car and a bus were both targeted in that area; there was also a bulldozer beside the tank.” It is not known who was driving the vehicle, nor their condition after the incident. In response to the video, a spokesman for the IDF told CNN that Hamas uses civilian equipment inside Gaza, and acknowledged he didn’t know who was inside that particular car. “How can you tell there aren’t terrorists inside that car? Hamas has no jeeps or tanks, they use civilian equipment for their military purposes,” IDF spokesman Maj. Nir Dinar told CNN. “I don’t know who was in that vehicle so I assume the media can’t tell for sure as well,” he added. But as concerns about civilian casualties in Gaza mount, Netanyahu pushed back against the notion that Israel was inflicting collective punishment on the Palestinian people in its pursuit of Hamas, accusing the militant group of preventing civilians from moving to the safe zone in southern Gaza. US National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby told reporters later on Monday that the administration believes Israel is making an effort to minimize humanitarian casualties in Gaza. Still, he said, “It doesn’t mean that there haven’t been civilian casualties — tragically, there have been many, thousands of them, but unlike Putin in Ukraine, and unlike what Hamas did on October 7, killing civilians is not a war aim of the Israeli Defense Forces.” Israeli troops appear to have advanced more than two miles into Gaza over the weekend, according to a CNN analysis of video showing soldiers putting an Israeli flag on a rooftop in Gaza. The video, taken Saturday and published by an Israeli media outlet, is one of the first glimpses into where Israeli ground forces have been since expanding ground operations in Gaza overnight Friday. On Sunday, the IDF said it exchanged fire with Hamas and struck military structures, “some of which contained Hamas terrorists.” Hostage rescued A female Israeli soldier who was kidnapped by Hamas, PVT Ori Megidish, was freed during IDF ground raids, the Israeli military said Monday. “The soldier was medically checked, is doing well, and has met with her family,” it said. But another family’s hopes were crushed with an announcement by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which said Monday that 23-year-old Shani Louk had been declared dead. Louk, a German-Israeli woman, was kidnapped from the Nova music festival on October 7, after Hamas breached the border between Gaza and Israel. Hamas also released a second short hostage video showing three women who are believed to be captive held by the militant group. The footage shows them seated in plastic chairs facing the camera, while the woman in the middle addresses Netanyahu directly with increasing fury. She speaks fluently and does not appear to be reading from a script, but because the women are hostages, the statement could have been made under duress. “You promised to release us all,” she says, suggesting she is aware of hostage negotiations, which fell through. She finishes with a demand to “free us all,” screaming: “Now! Now! Now!” Relatives of the hostages have named the women as Yelena Trupanob, Daniel Aloni and Rimon Kirsht. Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office also confirmed their names in a brief statement. While the women do not show visible signs of physical mistreatment, but CNN is unable to verify anything about their circumstances or well-being. The Israeli government has been under public pressure to ensure the safety of what Israel has said are 239 known hostages in Gaza, with senior officials portraying the intensifying campaign as part of a strategy to secure their release. Families of hostages held in Gaza say they told Netanyahu on Sunday they would only accept an “everyone in return for everyone” deal, which would secure the immediate release of all hostages. An “everyone for everyone” deal would involve the release of Hamas’ hostages in Gaza in exchange for Palestinians currently held in Israeli prisons, which the nongovernmental organization Palestinian Prisoners Club estimates to be 6,630 people. ‘Impossible’ hospital evacuation Numerous hospitals in Gaza have bore the brunt of airstrikes and shelling, according to aid groups and health workers. Israeli airstrikes have “caused extensive damage to hospital departments and exposed residents and patients to suffocation” at the Al-Quds Hospital, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society said Sunday. The medical organization accused Israel of “deliberately” launching airstrikes “directly next to” the facility in order to force an evacuation of the hospital, the second-largest in Gaza City. The facility is treating hundreds of patients, while some 12,000 internally displaced civilians are also sheltering there, the agency said. The organization said it received new warnings on Sunday from Israel to immediately evacuate the hospital ahead of possible bombardment, which the World Health Organization (WHO) has said would be “impossible” to do without endangering patients’ lives. The hospital is located north of Wadi Gaza, the line Israel has urged people in Gaza to flee south of as it continues to strike what it says are Hamas targets in the north. Aid groups have criticized the evacuation order, pointing to the challenges for civilians of moving within Gaza while it is under attack. Even those who have been able to follow that evacuation order have not found safety, CNN reported Sunday. Gaza’s leading cancer hospital was also damaged in an Israeli attack, hospital director Sobhi Skaik told CNN on Monday, with its third floor suffering a direct hit causing damage to oxygen and water supplies. He said that no one was injured in the attack. A video circulating on social media and geolocated by CNN showed smoke coming out from the hospital’s central building. “The most severe damage is the anxiety and panic that afflicts patients,” Skaik said. “Today, there were people who fled the hospital because of what they saw.” Asked to comment, the Israeli military told CNN in a statement Tuesday: “The IDF did not strike Gaza’s Turkish-Palestinian Friendship hospital.” It did not offer any further information. The hospital, which is located just to the south of Gaza City, was paid for by the Turkish government, which expressed its anger over the strike in a statement from the Foreign Ministry: “There is no explanation for such an attack, even though all necessary information, including the coordinates of the institution in question…was shared with the Israeli authorities in advance.” Separately, the director of another hospital in Gaza, Dr. Atef Al Kahlout of the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahiya, told CNN the building and its immediate vicinity had been shelled four times over the course of the day. The hospital is in the northeast corner of the Gaza strip, which has come under some of the most sustained Israeli attacks since October 7th. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), at least 491 people have been killed and 372 injured in attacks on the health sector in Gaza since October 7. Among the casualties, 16 health workers were killed and 30 injured while on duty, the WHO said, adding that 82 attacks on healthcare facilities have been documented in the strip. ‘More desperate by the hour’ Shortages of water, food and fuel continue to drive desperation in the territory, which suffered a communications blackout from Friday evening into Sunday morning. Communication services began to gradually be restored Sunday, after what a senior US official said was American pressure on Israel. The United Nations has warned that there are signs “civil order is starting to break down” under Gaza’s humanitarian crisis, reporting on Sunday that thousands of desperate Palestinians had taken basic items like flour and hygiene supplies from warehouses. The chief of the UN’s children agency, Catherine Russell, said the situation was on the verge of “becoming a catastrophe” due to the lack of clean water, warning that more civilians will likely die from dehydration and waterborne illnesses unless clean water supply is restored. “Only one desalination plant is operating at just 5% capacity, while all six of Gaza’s water-waste treatment plants are now non-operational due to the lack of fuel or power,” the UNICEF chief told the Security Council. At least ten UN staff members have been killed in the last 72 hours, the UN Relief Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) said in a situation update Monday, bringing the total number of staff killed to 64. “This is the highest number of UN aid workers killed in a conflict in such a short time,” Philippe Lazzarini, UNRWA chief, said in a statement, adding that among the dead was the middle region’s head of security, Samir, who “died with his wife and eight children.” At least 8,260 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7, according to figures released Monday by the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Ramallah drawn from sources in the Hamas-controlled enclave. More than 21,000 others have been injured. Women, children and the elderly make up more than 70% of those killed, the ministry said. At a news conference, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the situation in Gaza was “growing more desperate by the hour,” and reiterated his calls for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and the “delivery of sustained humanitarian relief.” US President Joe Biden spoke with Netanyahu and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi Sunday about the need for the continued flow of aid into Gaza and stressed the importance of protecting civilian lives. Relief group Save the Children said the 3,000 children reported killed in Gaza over the past three weeks has surpassed the annual number of children killed in armed conflict globally in each of the past four years. The widespread destruction and spiraling death toll has sparked huge anger and protests in the Middle East and beyond. In the latest incident, an angry crowd in Russia’s mostly Muslim region of Dagestan stormed an airport where a flight from Israel arrived on Sunday, forcing authorities to close the facility and divert flights. UN vote, regional tensions Iran, which has long backed Hamas, issued new threats over the weekend that the current conflict risked widening. Israel has “crossed the red lines” in Gaza, which “may force everyone to take action,” Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi said Sunday. US security adviser Jake Sullivan also said there was an “elevated risk” of a spillover conflict in the Middle East. Egypt and Saudi Arabia over the weekend each issued warnings of the potential for destabilization of regional security following Israel’s expanded operations. Meanwhile, calls have continued for an humanitarian pause. The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting Monday, where Lazzarini and Russell briefed council members on the crisis in Gaza and impact on civilians as well as aid workers. The meeting followed a resolution passed by an overwhelming majority of UN member states in the General Assembly Friday calling for a “sustained humanitarian truce.” Earlier this month, the United States vetoed a draft resolution at Security Council which called for a humanitarian pause but did not condemn Hamas for its terror attack. Correction: The post has been updated with the correct spelling of the names of the hostages shown in the video. This story has been updated with additional developments. CNN’s Richard Allen Greene, Muhammad Darwish, Nadeen Ebrahim, Becky Anderson, Richard Roth, Kevin Liptak, Helena Geers, Rosanne Roobeek, Anna Gorzkowska, Radina Gigova, Jessie Gretener, Eyad Kourdi, Sana Noor Haq, Tamar Michaelis, Richard Roth, Niamh Kennedy and Maija Ehlinger contributed to this report. Download the CNN app Scan the QR code to download the CNN app on Google Play. Download the CNN app Scan the QR code to download the CNN app from the Apple Store. 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Israeli troops advance in Gaza, hostage freed and ‘impossible’ hospital evacuation: What to know Monday
Israel said Monday its ground offensive will “intensify” after troops appeared to advance more than two miles into Gaza, according to a CNN analysis. Meanwhile, aid groups say civil order is breaking down in the enclave, as airstrikes compound a devastating humanitarian crisis caused by Israel’s blockade on basic necessities including food and fuel.
Over the weekend, Israel said it had entered a “second stage” of its war against militant group Hamas, which controls Gaza, following weeks of aerial strikes on the isolated territory.
Israel is prepared for a “long and difficult” war, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday, as it seeks to root out and “destroy” Hamas after it killed more than 1,400 people in the attack on Israel earlier this month.
Israel’s bombardment of Gaza since then has left at least 7,960 people dead, mostly civilians, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Ramallah. Nearly three-quarters – 73% – of those killed are from vulnerable populations, including children, women and elderly individuals, the ministry said Sunday.
Amnesty International said it has documented “unlawful Israeli attacks” that “must be investigated as war crimes,” as Israel argues it is targeting Hamas.
In the weeks since the siege on Gaza began, less than one normal day’s worth of aid has been allowed to reached its residents.
During Israeli ground operations in Gaza, an Israeli soldier who was among the more than 200 hostages taken by Hamas in its October 7 attack was rescued, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said Monday. A 23-year-old German-Israeli woman who was abducted from a music festival and taken to Gaza has been declared dead, Israel’s foreign ministry said earlier in the day.
Israel’s expanded operations sparked new warnings from leaders about the risk of broader regional conflict, as well as heightened calls from the United Nations for a humanitarian ceasefire to deliver desperately needed aid into Gaza.
Here’s the latest:
Offensive will intensify, IDF says
Israel sent more ground forces into Gaza overnight, army spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said Monday.
“Additional forces have entered the strip. Our activity there is only set to intensify,” he said, adding that dozens of Hamas gunmen had been killed in recent fighting.
Video footage has also emerged of an Israeli tank apparently opening fire on a passenger vehicle as it performed a U-turn on the main road running through Gaza.
The footage, filmed by Palestinian freelance journalist Yousif Al Saifi and geolocated by CNN, shows the tank close to the Netzarim junction, a key crossroads to the south of Gaza city about three kilometers (1.8 miles) from the strip’s eastern boundary.
“The tank was standing there and targeting anyone who came close to it,” Al Saifi said, describing the incident on his Telegram account. “A car and a bus were both targeted in that area; there was also a bulldozer beside the tank.”
It is not known who was driving the vehicle, nor their condition after the incident.
In response to the video, a spokesman for the IDF told CNN that Hamas uses civilian equipment inside Gaza, and acknowledged he didn’t know who was inside that particular car.
“How can you tell there aren’t terrorists inside that car? Hamas has no jeeps or tanks, they use civilian equipment for their military purposes,” IDF spokesman Maj. Nir Dinar told CNN.
“I don’t know who was in that vehicle so I assume the media can’t tell for sure as well,” he added.
But as concerns about civilian casualties in Gaza mount, Netanyahu pushed back against the notion that Israel was inflicting collective punishment on the Palestinian people in its pursuit of Hamas, accusing the militant group of preventing civilians from moving to the safe zone in southern Gaza.
US National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby told reporters later on Monday that the administration believes Israel is making an effort to minimize humanitarian casualties in Gaza. Still, he said, “It doesn’t mean that there haven’t been civilian casualties — tragically, there have been many, thousands of them, but unlike Putin in Ukraine, and unlike what Hamas did on October 7, killing civilians is not a war aim of the Israeli Defense Forces.”
Israeli troops appear to have advanced more than two miles into Gaza over the weekend, according to a CNN analysis of video showing soldiers putting an Israeli flag on a rooftop in Gaza.
The video, taken Saturday and published by an Israeli media outlet, is one of the first glimpses into where Israeli ground forces have been since expanding ground operations in Gaza overnight Friday.
On Sunday, the IDF said it exchanged fire with Hamas and struck military structures, “some of which contained Hamas terrorists.”
Hostage rescued
A female Israeli soldier who was kidnapped by Hamas, PVT Ori Megidish, was freed during IDF ground raids, the Israeli military said Monday. “The soldier was medically checked, is doing well, and has met with her family,” it said.
But another family’s hopes were crushed with an announcement by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which said Monday that 23-year-old Shani Louk had been declared dead. Louk, a German-Israeli woman, was kidnapped from the Nova music festival on October 7, after Hamas breached the border between Gaza and Israel.
Hamas also released a second short hostage video showing three women who are believed to be captive held by the militant group.
The footage shows them seated in plastic chairs facing the camera, while the woman in the middle addresses Netanyahu directly with increasing fury. She speaks fluently and does not appear to be reading from a script, but because the women are hostages, the statement could have been made under duress.
“You promised to release us all,” she says, suggesting she is aware of hostage negotiations, which fell through. She finishes with a demand to “free us all,” screaming: “Now! Now! Now!”
Relatives of the hostages have named the women as Yelena Trupanob, Daniel Aloni and Rimon Kirsht. Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office also confirmed their names in a brief statement.
While the women do not show visible signs of physical mistreatment, but CNN is unable to verify anything about their circumstances or well-being.
The Israeli government has been under public pressure to ensure the safety of what Israel has said are 239 known hostages in Gaza, with senior officials portraying the intensifying campaign as part of a strategy to secure their release.
Families of hostages held in Gaza say they told Netanyahu on Sunday they would only accept an “everyone in return for everyone” deal, which would secure the immediate release of all hostages.
An “everyone for everyone” deal would involve the release of Hamas’ hostages in Gaza in exchange for Palestinians currently held in Israeli prisons, which the nongovernmental organization Palestinian Prisoners Club estimates to be 6,630 people.
‘Impossible’ hospital evacuation
Numerous hospitals in Gaza have bore the brunt of airstrikes and shelling, according to aid groups and health workers.
Israeli airstrikes have “caused extensive damage to hospital departments and exposed residents and patients to suffocation” at the Al-Quds Hospital, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society said Sunday.
The medical organization accused Israel of “deliberately” launching airstrikes “directly next to” the facility in order to force an evacuation of the hospital, the second-largest in Gaza City.
The facility is treating hundreds of patients, while some 12,000 internally displaced civilians are also sheltering there, the agency said.
The organization said it received new warnings on Sunday from Israel to immediately evacuate the hospital ahead of possible bombardment, which the World Health Organization (WHO) has said would be “impossible” to do without endangering patients’ lives.
The hospital is located north of Wadi Gaza, the line Israel has urged people in Gaza to flee south of as it continues to strike what it says are Hamas targets in the north.
Aid groups have criticized the evacuation order, pointing to the challenges for civilians of moving within Gaza while it is under attack. Even those who have been able to follow that evacuation order have not found safety, CNN reported Sunday.
Gaza’s leading cancer hospital was also damaged in an Israeli attack, hospital director Sobhi Skaik told CNN on Monday, with its third floor suffering a direct hit causing damage to oxygen and water supplies. He said that no one was injured in the attack.
A video circulating on social media and geolocated by CNN showed smoke coming out from the hospital’s central building. “The most severe damage is the anxiety and panic that afflicts patients,” Skaik said. “Today, there were people who fled the hospital because of what they saw.”
Asked to comment, the Israeli military told CNN in a statement Tuesday: “The IDF did not strike Gaza’s Turkish-Palestinian Friendship hospital.” It did not offer any further information.
The hospital, which is located just to the south of Gaza City, was paid for by the Turkish government, which expressed its anger over the strike in a statement from the Foreign Ministry: “There is no explanation for such an attack, even though all necessary information, including the coordinates of the institution in question…was shared with the Israeli authorities in advance.”
Separately, the director of another hospital in Gaza, Dr. Atef Al Kahlout of the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahiya, told CNN the building and its immediate vicinity had been shelled four times over the course of the day.
The hospital is in the northeast corner of the Gaza strip, which has come under some of the most sustained Israeli attacks since October 7th.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), at least 491 people have been killed and 372 injured in attacks on the health sector in Gaza since October 7.
Among the casualties, 16 health workers were killed and 30 injured while on duty, the WHO said, adding that 82 attacks on healthcare facilities have been documented in the strip.
‘More desperate by the hour’
Shortages of water, food and fuel continue to drive desperation in the territory, which suffered a communications blackout from Friday evening into Sunday morning. Communication services began to gradually be restored Sunday, after what a senior US official said was American pressure on Israel.
The United Nations has warned that there are signs “civil order is starting to break down” under Gaza’s humanitarian crisis, reporting on Sunday that thousands of desperate Palestinians had taken basic items like flour and hygiene supplies from warehouses.
The chief of the UN’s children agency, Catherine Russell, said the situation was on the verge of “becoming a catastrophe” due to the lack of clean water, warning that more civilians will likely die from dehydration and waterborne illnesses unless clean water supply is restored.
“Only one desalination plant is operating at just 5% capacity, while all six of Gaza’s water-waste treatment plants are now non-operational due to the lack of fuel or power,” the UNICEF chief told the Security Council.
At least ten UN staff members have been killed in the last 72 hours, the UN Relief Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) said in a situation update Monday, bringing the total number of staff killed to 64.
“This is the highest number of UN aid workers killed in a conflict in such a short time,” Philippe Lazzarini, UNRWA chief, said in a statement, adding that among the dead was the middle region’s head of security, Samir, who “died with his wife and eight children.”
At least 8,260 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7, according to figures released Monday by the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Ramallah drawn from sources in the Hamas-controlled enclave. More than 21,000 others have been injured.
Women, children and the elderly make up more than 70% of those killed, the ministry said.
At a news conference, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the situation in Gaza was “growing more desperate by the hour,” and reiterated his calls for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and the “delivery of sustained humanitarian relief.”
US President Joe Biden spoke with Netanyahu and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi Sunday about the need for the continued flow of aid into Gaza and stressed the importance of protecting civilian lives.
Relief group Save the Children said the 3,000 children reported killed in Gaza over the past three weeks has surpassed the annual number of children killed in armed conflict globally in each of the past four years.
The widespread destruction and spiraling death toll has sparked huge anger and protests in the Middle East and beyond.
In the latest incident, an angry crowd in Russia’s mostly Muslim region of Dagestan stormed an airport where a flight from Israel arrived on Sunday, forcing authorities to close the facility and divert flights.
UN vote, regional tensions
Iran, which has long backed Hamas, issued new threats over the weekend that the current conflict risked widening.
Israel has “crossed the red lines” in Gaza, which “may force everyone to take action,” Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi said Sunday. US security adviser Jake Sullivan also said there was an “elevated risk” of a spillover conflict in the Middle East.
Egypt and Saudi Arabia over the weekend each issued warnings of the potential for destabilization of regional security following Israel’s expanded operations.
Meanwhile, calls have continued for an humanitarian pause.
The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting Monday, where Lazzarini and Russell briefed council members on the crisis in Gaza and impact on civilians as well as aid workers.
The meeting followed a resolution passed by an overwhelming majority of UN member states in the General Assembly Friday calling for a “sustained humanitarian truce.”
Earlier this month, the United States vetoed a draft resolution at Security Council which called for a humanitarian pause but did not condemn Hamas for its terror attack.
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This story has been updated with additional developments.
CNN’s Richard Allen Greene, Muhammad Darwish, Nadeen Ebrahim, Becky Anderson, Richard Roth, Kevin Liptak, Helena Geers, Rosanne Roobeek, Anna Gorzkowska, Radina Gigova, Jessie Gretener, Eyad Kourdi, Sana Noor Haq, Tamar Michaelis, Richard Roth, Niamh Kennedy and Maija Ehlinger contributed to this report.
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