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@gomiriam63 - miriam
"Hospitals & medical staff R protected by inter'l laws." So why & how is Genocidal israhell allowed 2 defy thise laws w/ impunity? This report is from BBC,West MSM. If they report this,imagine how bad things R. Isrl injures them 1st,then bombs their hospitals https://t.co/bARwsPgk2h
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Hospitals in Gaza have been forced to stop operating due to increased Israeli military activity in the area. The only functioning hospital in Deir el Beleh had to evacuate over 600 patients and medical staff, leaving it understaffed. The Israeli army designated areas around the hospital as a red zone, and there is evidence of fighting nearby. Videos show the dire situation, with people seeking shelter and safety around the hospital. The injured are now left without proper medical assistance. The Israeli army has not yet responded to inquiries. This is part of a pattern of hospitals being severely affected by Israeli military actions.
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Speaker 0: Hospitals in Gaza say they've been forced to stop operating at the facility as a result of increased Israeli military activity in the area. Here's Verify.
Speaker 1: Hospitals and medical staff are protected under international law, but patients and doctors Israeli It's now the only functioning hospital in the area of Deir el Beleh in Central Gaza here. And the World Health Organization said last night But over 600 patients and medical staff reportedly had to leave the hospital, which has left it understaffed as injured people continue to arrive. This video was taken by WHO staff inside the hospital, and it gives you some idea of the situation there. The As a result of the increased Israeli military activity in the area, and the IRC and medical aid for Palestinians said that the Israeli army had dropped leaflets like this one, Designating areas around the hospital as a red zone, and recent footage does appear to show signs of fighting. This was posted on the 6th January and shows a plume of smoke.
We were able to verify this as being near the Alexa at all. Because of this blue sign, which is a medical laboratory close to the facility. And here's another video posted yesterday. Again, we've been able to communicate this using the blue sign as well as the mosque in the background. And the video, you can hear gunshots, the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the look at the world's history.
So we're going to have a look at the January. You can see how many tents pop up in this very small place around the hospital from people fleeing other areas of Gaza seeking shelter and safety. And we've asked the Israeli army for comment, but they haven't yet responded. This is the latest in a series of hospitals I've been severely affected by the Israeli army activity. Now the question being asked is, how will the injured get the help that they need?
@gomiriam63 - miriam
WITNESS "repulsive arrogance" in action.They steal Palestine from indigenous Palestinians&talk about them as if they're cattle.He lets the cat out of the bag admitting that israhellis want 2 kick Gazans out of Gaza.Oct7 was an excuse.This was planned long ago https://t.co/PTlAbYfYuk
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The speakers discuss the safety and well-being of Palestinians. Speaker 1 believes that Palestinians should be provided with shelter, food, and water, regardless of their location. Speaker 0 suggests that Palestinians could find a safe place outside of Gaza, but Speaker 1 argues that this is not the current reality. Simcha Rothman, a former Gaza settler, believes that Jews have the right to return.
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Speaker 0: Would be safer. Do you think Palestinians would be better off if they
Speaker 1: I think
Speaker 0: if they left?
Speaker 1: I think give them shelter, give them something to eat, give them something to drink, give them a place to like, lay their head and and so give them that.
Speaker 0: Outside of Gaza? You can find
Speaker 1: a safe place in Gaza. If you want. If you find the 1st place, then Gaza put it in Gaza. But that's not the case. So why talk to hypotheticals?
Speaker 0: Simcha Rothman is a former Gaza settler himself. He says it's Jews who have the right to return.
Speaker 1: No one