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Transforming Gaza’s Hospitals into Battlefields, Susan calls for protection of civilians in the war.

Beneath the Bombs: In Hands on Health: Transforming Gaza’s Hospitals into Battlefields, Susan calls for protection of civilians in the war.

The hospitals of the northern Gaza strip, therefore, endure the crux of what might be viewed as a humanitarian disaster obscured by constantly pounding strikes and territorial invasions. Where once was vibrant activity and pristine hallways and OT’s one sees empty wastelands, infrastructure half destroyed and health care almost completely lost.

Every hospital in the embattled north Gaza has been almost on the verge of closure. Blackouts are rife and the hospitals are in the middle of it all trying to serve their patients despite the power outages and the mayhem that characterize the environment.



Eyewitness accounts, available satellite images, and videos that captured the scenes on the ground give a melancholy picture. Among the Adh Ocns identified in northern Gaza, 20 Wa hospitals have been at least severely affect by or destroyed during the first two and a half months of the war between Israel and Hamas.
The toll is stark and undeniable: 14 hospitals directly targeted, hospitals which could have been the pride of the whole health system some few days back with strong walls faded to dust and their vital instruments destroyed.

In a bid to fight for what it believes in, Gaza has put the surrounding region into a pit of suffering after the October 7 Hamas terrorism incident.
Well over 1200 people perished, hundreds of thousands have been essentially kidnapped by their government – the human and social cost is priceless. The Israeli forces tend to accuse Hamas of using the hospitals as operational theatres, storage and manufacturing centres for their weapons, as well as holding centres for hostages hence the justification of targeting they apply in such establishments. Hamas, on its part, refutes such allegations, thus adding moreostringstream to what is already a bad situation.






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