Israeli forces have continued their onslaught in Gaza, launching attacks across the region on Monday. These assaults have resulted in several casualties.
Amid the ongoing violence, Israeli forces have ordered the closure of Kamal Adwan Hospital, leaving hundreds of patients in dire straits. Robots loaded with explosives placed around the hospital.
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Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has indicated some progress in a hostage exchange deal with Hamas.
Brutal attacks by Israeli forces have turned Gaza into a wasteland of rubble. From one end to the other, there is no safe refuge. Millions of displaced residents are desperate, unsure of how long they can endure such atrocities. Innocent Palestinians lose their lives daily, and thousands have suffered permanent disabilities due to the violence.
On Monday, Israeli forces struck Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, killing several people. Even healthcare benefits not discounted. Explosive devices have been placed outside Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, and staff have been ordered to evacuate and shut down operations.
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The hospital authorities report that nearly 100 children and critical patients are under intensive care, with around 400 civilians and 150 healthcare workers also inside the facility.
If the hospital closes, Gaza’s already fragile healthcare system will face a catastrophic collapse.
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In parallel, Netanyahu has hinted at partial progress in negotiations with Hamas over a hostage exchange. However, he stated that the strikes will continue until the hostages are freed and returned from enemy territory.
