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The Palestinian Health Ministry has reported that three premature babies and five patients in Intensive Care at the Shifa Medical Center in Gaza have died due to Oxygen shortages and added that many panties could die at any given moment as the army continued its siege of the medical center since Saturday.
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Over the past 48 hours, five out of thirty-seven premature babies have died after the incubators stopped due to the power outage in the Shifa Medical Center for the third day.
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Corpses of dozens of slain Palestinians remain in the yards of the Shifa Medical Center and its vicinity while the Palestinians are unable to reach them due to the intensity of Israeli fire and the targeting with shells and bullets of anybody who tries to reach them.
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Israeli Missiles Destroyed The Cardiac Ward At The Shifa Medical Center, The Largest Hospital In The Gaza Strip.
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Yousef Abu Ar-Reesh, Deputy Health Minister In Gaza, Told AFP That Israel Completely Destroyed The Cardiac Ward At Shifa Hospital.
On the 37th day of the ongoing Israeli onslaught on Gaza, the Palestinian Health Ministry said Israeli missiles and shells have killed more than 11.000 Palestinians and injured at least 28.000; most of the victims are women and children.
In Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, the army fired a missile at a home for the Najjar family in the eastern part of the city, killing at least thirteen Palestinians and wounding more than twenty.
Also in Khan Younis, a child was killed, and several Palestinians were injured by an Israeli missile that struck a home in the eastern part of the city.
Several Palestinians were killed and many injured by Israeli missiles targeting homes in Bani Soheila, east of Khan Younis.
Five Palestinians were killed, and at least fifteen were injured by Israeli shells targeting a building for the United Nations Development Programme in Gaza; the Palestinians were taking shelter in the property after fleeing their homes due to constant Israeli bombing.
Several Palestinians were killed and many injured by Israeli missiles in the Sahaba area and areas west of Gaza city; Palestinian ambulances were unable to reach the bombarded areas due to constant Israeli bombings and destroyed streets.
Furthermore, at least four Palestinians, including two doctors from the Mahdi family, were killed, and many Palestinians were injured when the army bombarded the Mahdi Maternity Hospital, west of Gaza city.
Several Palestinians were killed, and many were injured by an Israeli missile that struck a home west of Gaza city.
Palestinian medics and Civil Defense teams located the corpses of four Palestinians under the rubble of the bombarded Mahdi family home and are still searching for more.
At least four Palestinians were killed and many injured when the army fired a missile at a home for the Hamdan family in the Sabra neighborhood in Gaza.
In Deir Al-Balah in central Gaza, the army fired a missile at the home of Abdullah Al-Adini, killing three Palestinians and wounding dozens; many Palestinians remain buried under the rubble.
In Jabalia, in northern Gaza, at least one Palestinian was killed, and several others were injured after the army fired a shell at a home.
The Israeli tanks continued their siege on several hospitals in Gaza City and the northern parts of the Gaza Strip.
The Palestinian Health Ministry has reported that three premature babies and five patients in Intensive Care at the Shifa Medical Center in Gaza have died due to Oxygen shortages and added that many patients could die at any given moment as the army continued its siege of the medical center since Saturday.
Israeli tanks stationed near the maternity ward fired shells at the Intensive Care Unit, wounding several Palestinians.
In Rafah, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, Israeli missiles killed two Palestinians and wounded at least two in the western part of the city.
Over the past 48 hours, five out of thirty-seven premature babies have died after the incubators stopped due to the power outage in the Shifa Medical Center for the third day.
Corpses of dozens of slain Palestinians remain in the yards of the Shifa Medical Center and its vicinity while the Palestinians are unable to reach them due to the intensity of Israeli fire and the targeting with shells and bullets of anybody who tries to reach them.
The Israeli army fired dozens of missiles and shells at homes and apartment buildings, in addition to many private and public facilities, killing dozens of Palestinians and wounding hundreds.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said it lost communication with its contacts in the Shifa Medical Center.
Several Palestinian hospitals in Gaza City and the northern part of the Gaza Strip have been struck by Israeli shells, the United Nations said.
