Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Gaza Bombed for the Fourteenth Time
According to the English section of webangah News agency, quoting Mehr News Agency and citing Al Jazeera Qatar’s report based on a source from Al-Aqsa martyrs Hospital in gaza, the Israeli regime struck this hospital once again, bombing its outpatient clinic building. Several patients were killed or wounded as an inevitable result.
The details Office of the Palestinian Government in gaza condemned these attacks by the Israeli army on medical centers and hospitals in the region. It confirmed that this was Israel’s fourteenth consecutive strike targeting Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah.
According to this Palestinian body, Israeli fighter jets bombed a tent inside the hospital grounds that served as shelter for displaced people. This attack caused injuries among Palestinians and endangered patients’ lives.
Hospital sources reported that airstrikes hit both the outpatient clinic building and its surroundings within this medical center, injuring several patients and their companions.
The Information Office strongly condemned these actions, stating that repeated Israeli attacks on healthcare facilities constitute a clear violation of all international laws and humanitarian treaties. It emphasized that Israel deliberately targets health infrastructure as part of a policy amounting to genocide and forced displacement in Gaza Strip.
Hamas: Bombing Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital Is a Clear War Crime
The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a statement calling for immediate action to stop the brutal genocide perpetrated by Israel against Gaza.
Hamas described Israel’s airstrike on Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital’s outpatient clinics in Deir al-Balah as an explicit war crime aimed at destroying what remains of civilian healthcare facilities and infrastructure throughout Gaza Strip.
The movement urged the Arab League, Organization of Islamic Cooperation, united Nations, and related bodies to take decisive measures to halt these savage genocidal crimes while protecting civilians, hospitals, and public institutions.
