Amidst intense shelling and gunfire, israeli troops have raided the Nasser and al-Amal Hospitals, with military vehicles surrounding both medical complexes.

According to PRCS, the situation is dire, with its teams facing extreme danger and immobilization. Israeli military vehicles are conducting extensive excavation work around al-Amal Hospital, which is currently surrounded. One displaced person sheltering in al-Amal Hospital has been injured in the head, and smoke bombs were fired at the facility to force staff, wounded individuals, and displaced people out of the building.

Tragically, Amir Abu Aisha, a member of the PRCS emergency operations room, was killed by Israeli gunfire while working inside al-Amal Hospital, as per medical sources. PRCS crews were unable to bury Abu Aisha’s body in the hospital’s backyard due to heavy gunfire.

Eyewitnesses reported that Israeli forces also stormed various areas of Khan Yunis, causing deaths and injuries, while the regime’s military vehicles suddenly entered near the Nasser Medical Complex.

UN Condemns Israeli Halt to Aid Convoys Amidst Humanitarian Crisis

Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the UN’s Palestine refugee agency, has strongly criticized the Israeli regime’s decision to halt approval for aid convoys managed by UNRWA amidst widespread hunger and starvation in the Gaza Strip. Lazzarini condemned the move as “outrageous” and accused Israel of intentionally obstructing lifesaving assistance during a man-made famine in Gaza.

Palestinian Woman Describes Harrowing Experiences in Gaza Hospital

Jamila Al-Hisi, a Palestinian woman who witnessed the Israeli military raid on al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City last week, has shared harrowing experiences, revealing that Israeli soldiers are raping Palestinian women before killing them. Al-Hisi recounted that women have endured rape, starvation, torture, and extrajudicial execution.

According to Al-Hisi, Israeli troops have expelled 65 families from the area around the al-Shifa Medical Complex, burning and killing entire families.

Conflict Escalation and Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

The conflict in Gaza escalated on October 7 when the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas launched Operation Al-Aqsa Flood into the occupied territories in response to intensified Israeli crimes against Palestinians. Since then, the Tel Aviv regime has reportedly killed at least 32,226 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and injured another 74,518 individuals. Israel has also imposed a complete siege on Gaza, cutting off fuel, electricity, food, and water to the more than two million Palestinians living there. (ILKHA)