Israeli strikes and shootings kill 57 as assault in Gaza City intensifies | Gaza
According to health officials in the region, Israeli strikes and shooting killed at least 57 people in Gaza and most of the murders in Gaza.
The Israeli Army continues to pressure the largest city of the lane of the lane where hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have fallen and hunger despite international pressure for the ceasefire.
Among the dead, there was a victim of two strikes in the Nuseirat refugee camp-13 people, including nine members of a family in a house and then al-Awda Hospital staff who took their bodies, including women and children.
Nasser Hospital said that five people were killed when a strike hit a displaced tent.
The Israeli army said that on Saturday, they were not aware of any death of gunfire in Southern Gaza and did not comment on air strikes immediately.
Shifa Hospital Director Associated Press, Gaza City, said that medical teams limited access to the facility where 159 patients were treated by Israel by Israel.
Mohamed Abu Selmiya said, “The bombing did not stop a single moment,” he said.
Authorized, 14 premature baby’s Helou Hospital inkubators were treated, but Newborn Intensive Care Head. Nasser Bulbul said that the main gate of the facility was closed due to drones flying over the building.
On Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the UN General Assembly in New York to “finish the job” in Gaza.
While dozens of delegates held a strike on the podium, the protesters gathered outside against Israel’s war.
International pressure increases after the UN commission investigation has announced the genocide of Israel in Gaza and the increasing number of countries, including the decisions of recognizing the Palestinian state, including England, France, Canada and Australia.
About two weeks after Israel’s attack, the health sector in Gaza City collapses, two clinics destroyed by air strikes, two hospitals were closed after damaging, and the others barely worked. While many doctors and nurses have to flee, medication, equipment, food and fuel are insufficient.
On Friday, Médecins Sans Frontières said he had to suspend the activities in Gaza because of the security situation that worsening the activities in the city of Gaza.
“Since our clinics are besieged by Israeli forces, we have no choice but to stop our activities, Gaz said Gaza’s emergency coordinator Jacob Granger. “Since the needs in the city of Gaza are tremendously, people at the most risky people-newborn care, people with severe injuries and life-threatening diseases cannot be moved and in serious danger.”
