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A medical charity head has talked about the death of nine doctors’ children in Israeli air strikes in Gaza, and “almost impossible” in providing treatment in the region.
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Chris Lockyear – Secretary General Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), or without limits doctors – told Sky News’ Sunday morning with Trevor Phillips That The corpse of nine children’s doctors alaa al najjar’s 10 children Arriving at the Nasser medical complex, in the city of Khan Younis, when he was shifting.
Attack in the south Gaza On Friday also left her husband, Hamdi Al Najjar, seriously injured, and one of his only lived sons, Adam, was 11 years old, in critical condition.
Brothers and sisters who have died around the age of seven months to 12 years.
Mr Lockyear, who has been in contact with several MSF teams working in the hospital, said: “Our team on the ground said that not only the bodies of his children were conveyed to him when he was shifting, not only they were burned, but they described them as charcoal.”
He continued: “And this hospital, which is one of the few left in Gaza to this day, has been subject to three air strikes in the last two months – at one point of killing two people in the surgical ward, which is only an illustration of complexity, almost impossible, providing humanitarian services in Gaza today.”
The hospital in Gaza was repeatedly attacked during the war. The Israeli defense force (IDF) claims Hamas has hidden in it or in the tunnel below.
Four large hospitals must suspend medical services in the past week or more because of their proximity to hostility and attacks, said the World Health Organization (WHO). There were 28 attacks on health care in Gaza during this period and a total of 697 attacks since October 2023.
Hamdi Al Najjar, Dr. Najjar’s husband who is also a doctor, was taken to the hospital. PIC: Palestinian Civil Defense
Almost all 36 hospitals in the Gaza Strip are damaged or destroyed, according to WHO, and only 19 are still operating.
In total, the bodies of 79 people killed by Israeli attacks were taken to the hospital for a 24-hour period, the Ministry of Health managed by Hamas Gaza on Saturday-sacrifice which was not included in a battered north hospital, which he said was now inaccessible.
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Children’s Gazan Doctors were killed
Mr Lockyear told Sky News that “There is no public hospital that is open in the north again”, and added: “We see a weapon of humanitarian assistance.
“We see restrictions on the basic essence of life, such as water and electricity, preventing and further enhancing the situation that cannot be tolerated from the intentional humanitarian disaster that is taking place in Gaza.”
Israel said that around 300 aid trucks had been permitted since lifting the 11 -week block on Monday, but UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres call it “teaspoon” from what is needed with only about one third of the trucks transported to the warehouse inside Gaza Because of insecurity.
Uncle tells the story of the struggle to save children
Ali Al Najjar, uncle of nine children killed, was involved in an effort to save them.
“We began to issue it, one by one,” he told Sky News. “We issued a third child. Of course, we cannot identify children.
“They are scorched. They don’t have clothes, no face. They are still there.”
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The United Nations Head condemned the ‘teaspoon of aid’ allowed to enter Gaza
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Two British doctors who worked at the Nasser Hospital described the attack as “terrible” and “unimaginable” for Dr. Najjar.
IDF told Sky News: “An IDF plane crashed into a number of suspects identified operating from the structure adjacent to the IDF troops in the Khan Younis area.
“The Khan Younis region is a dangerous war zone. Before starting the operation there, IDF evacuated civilians from this area for their own safety.
“Claims about the dangers of civilians who are not involved are being reviewed.”
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The war in Gaza began when the militant led by Hamas attacked South Israel on October 7, 2023, killed around 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and kidnapped 251 others.
Israeli military responses have leveled a large area of Gaza and killed more than 53,000 Palestinians, most women and children, according to the Ministry of Health managed by Hamas, who did not distinguish between civilians and fighters in their counts.
