Gaza medical system struggles as Israeli forces push deeper into northern areas
Israeli military actions in northern Gaza result in multiple casualties while healthcare facilities face extreme difficulties. Qatarʼs mediation efforts slow down as conflict continues with no clear resolution ahead
In northern Gaza‚ Israeli forces actions led to at least 15 Palestinian deaths on wed including a rescue worker — with 12 people losing their lives during a strike on a Jabalia house‚ (where 10 others remain missing)
The Palestinian civil emergency service faces a tough situation: one team-member died in Sabra during rescue work; their total losses reached 87 people since the conflicts start about a year ago. The services vehicles dont work well due to lack of fuel and basic-needs
Dr Hussam Abu Safiya who runs Kamal Adwan Hospital describes a harsh reality:
The hospital got hit across all departments while we tried saving a person in intensive care; we lose patients daily who could survive with proper resources
Military presence grows stronger in Beit Lahiya Beit Hanoun and Jabalia where forces destroyed many houses — this happens while Benjamin Netanyahu offers $5-million for each hostage return
- Hamas wants full war stop
- Israel demands Hamas removal
- Qatar slows down peace talks
- Medical staff faces arrests
- North Gaza lacks ambulance service
The conflict that started last fall changed both sides forever: about 1200 people died in Israel that day while Gazaʼs losses reached 44000 with 103898 wounded; the area now looks like endless piles of broken concrete
