The Israeli strike arrives at the Gaza Hospital 2 days after the last operation center was reduced

Deir Al-Balah, gaza pull – An Israeli air attack reached the north door of a country hospital in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, killing a doctor and wounding another 10 people, said the hospital director. The strike that hit the Kuwaiti Campo Hospital in the Muwasi area was the second in a Gaza Health Center in three days, after the last important hospital that still provides critical care in the Palestinian enclave was hit on Sunday in an attack that the United Nations said that he had left it “out of service.”

Israel’s attacks in Gaza I have continued for almost a month, since the country left the fire with Hamas that had been negotiated by the United States, Egypt and Qatar. The efforts to reach a new high -fire agreement have advanced little since then, although Hamas has said that he is considering a new proposal of Israel this week.

Multiple news agencies cited Hamas officials saying that Israel had offered a 45 -day high in fighting in exchange for hostage release. But Hamas officials cited by multiple news agencies reiterated that it would not be a high fire agreement without a commitment from Israel to end the war and withdraw Gaza forces. Hamas officials were also summoned by saying that Israel had included a lawsuit for the group to accept to disarm, something that a representative was summoned by saying that “it is not discussions.”

The Israel government had not confirmed the new offer to Hamas until Tuesday afternoon.

Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians had sought refuge in extensive tents camps around the Kuwaiti Campo Hospital, but the injured in Tuesday’s strike were all patients and doctors, including two patients who were in critical condition, according to the spokesman of the Hospital of Mohammed Hospital.

There were no immediate comments from Israel’s defense forces on Tuesday’s strike. The IDF have bombarded hospitals several times during the 18 months war, accusing Hamas, which for a long time has been designated as a terrorist group by the United States and Israel, to hide in them or use them for military purposes. The staff of the Hamas y Gazan hospital has denied the accusations and accused Israel of imprudently endangering civilians and deliberately gut the territory health system.

On Sunday, Israel hit Al-Ahli hospital in the city of Gaza after ordering an evacuation. The United Nations said a child patient with a reported head injury died while evacuating, and the strike severely damaged the emergency room, pharmacy and surrounding buildings.

The hospital Al Ahli “is out of service”, “General Director of the UN World Health Program, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, he said in a tweet, added:” Hospitals are protected by international humanitarian law. Attacks against medical care must stop. Once again, we repeat: patients, health workers and hospitals should protect themselves. Help lock must be high. Cease the fire. “”

The spokesman of the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, echoed that feeling, saying: “According to international humanitarian law, injured and sick, medical staff and medical facilities, including hospitals, must be respected and protected,” according to the Reuters news agency.

The episcopal diocese of Jerusalem, who runs the hospital, also condemned the strike.

Israel said he went to a Hamas control and control center within the installation, without providing evidence. Hamas denied the accusations.

The retaliation offensive of Israel has killed more than 51,000 people, according to an updated toll published by the Gaza Ministry of Health on Tuesday. That includes more than 1,600 people killed since Israel ended up the fire and resumed its offensive last month to press Hamas to accept changes in the agreement. The Ministry is led by medical professionals, but informs the government directed by Hamas de Gaza. His victim count is generally reliable by UN agencies and independent experts, although Israel has challenged their numbers. Israel says he has killed about 20,000 militants, without providing evidence.

The ministry does not say how many were civilians or combatants, but says that women and children represent more than half of the dead. The offensive has destroyed much of the territory and displaced around 90% of its population of approximately 2 million Palestinians.

The war was caused by the terrorist attack of October 7 of Hamas, orchestrated in 2023, against Israel, which killed some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and saw another 251 taken as hostages back to Gaza. Israeli officials say that 59 of those hostages remain in Gaza, 24 of which are still believed that they are alive, after most of the rest were released in high fire agreements or other agreements.

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