Admission of nearly 6,000 wounded Zionist soldiers in Zionist hospitals
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency, quoting Al-Mayadin, the Zionist newspaper “Yediot Aharonot” admitted that the number of soldiers who went to Al-Jalil Medical Center in “Nahariya” and “Zif” Hospital in Safed for treatment is 5650 soldiers have arrived.
This Zionist newspaper announced that these 5650 Zionist soldiers since October of last year until now, after being wounded during the attacks of Hezbollah in Lebanon or suffering from various diseases, Medical centers have been moved and these soldiers have been engaged in military activities in the northern front of the occupied territories.
Also, Yediot Aharonot reported the fear of the director of these 2 Zionist hospitals about the lack of a clear horizon for the end of the war and conflict in the northern front of the occupied territories.
“Salman Zarqa”, the director of the Zionist hospital “Zif”, while announcing the admission of 450 Zionist soldiers who were wounded in the border clashes with the Lebanese Hezbollah, said: the days of battle have not yet come. .
He added: I am not talking about operational incidents; I’m talking about gunshots, shrapnel hits, and direct hits. This number of wounded soldiers is a very large number.
The director of Zionist hospital “Zif” emphasized: “Israel has only been involved in short-term wars, but this battle has lasted for 11 months.”
Massad Barhoum, head of Al-Jalil Medical Center in Nahariya, also confirmed Zarqa’s statement and said: I don’t see an end. We have not prepared anyone to stay underground for 11 months. This is a very, very big challenge.
He admitted that Al-Jalil Medical Center in Nahariya accepted 1,700 Zionist soldiers and 3,500 other soldiers who suffered from various diseases, and all these soldiers were in the northern front of the territories occupations have been engaged in military activities.
He also warned about the inability of the medical system of the Zionist regime in the north of the occupied territories to treat the wounded and announced that some of the wounded should be sent to areas far from the northern borders of Palestine. to be moved.
