Canada Global(Web News) Due to the continuous operations of the Israeli forces on Al-Shafa Hospital, the largest hospital in Gaza, doctors and medical staff have expressed the fear of increasing the number of deaths of patients being treated in the hospital.
Speaking to Arab TV, Al-Shifa Hospital Director Muhammad Abu Salamiya said that the control of Al-Shifa Hospital has been in the hands of the occupying forces for the past 48 hours. The risk of death in the hospital is increasing. On the other hand, the Ministry of Health of the Palestinian Authority says that the Israeli forces have completely destroyed different parts of Al-Shifa Hospital, the Israeli soldiers have also taken the dead bodies of the martyred Palestinians with them. , while the forces have also opened fire. Vehicles on the hospital premises have been destroyed, with Israeli forces preventing the safe evacuation of patients or medical staff from al-Shafa Hospital.
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The Palestinian Ministry of Health said that there has been a severe shortage of water, food and milk for the children being treated at Al-Shifa Hospital. At least 7,000 people have lost their shelters due to the Israeli bombardment of the hospital. On the other hand, Israel has claimed that its commanders are still conducting search operations in al-Shafa hospital, Israeli forces have claimed that they have A tunnel adjacent to the hospital has been discovered. Earlier, Israel alleged that Hamas was using al-Shafa hospital as its command and control center.
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On the other hand, after the videos of the Israeli army receiving weapons from Al-Shifa Hospital were released on social media, after users raised many questions about the authenticity of the videos, the Israeli army was forced to remove the fake videos while the administration of Al-Shifa Hospital. And Israeli claims of obtaining weapons from Hamas or using the hospital for Hamas military operations were rejected.
