Two Hospitals Targeted in Israeli Attacks on 59th Day of War on Gaza
Early on Monday morning, a huge blast rocked the Al-Aqsa Hospital in the city of Deir al Balah in central Gaza Strip.
Later in the day, the entrance to the Kamal al-Adwan Hospital in north of Gaza was bombed by Israeli aircraft, leading to the martyrdom and injury of a number of innocent Palestinians, Al-Quds Al-Arabi reported.
The government in Gaza condemned the attacks, describing them as part of an Israeli plan to completely eliminate the health and medical sector in the Gaza Strip.
It said in a statement that the Zionist regime has attacked and bombed 14 hospitals in the coastal enclave since the beginning of its aggression on October 7, killing many doctors, nurses and patients and detaining 35 physicians.
The total number of people killed in the Israeli war on Gaza has reached 15,523, according to a report by Al-Manar TV.
More than 6,600 of those martyred in the Israeli attacks are children and some 4,300 of them are women.
Also, 41,316 Gazans have been injured in the onslaughts and 7,500 are missing, the report added.
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In other news, the media adviser to Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas resistance movement’s Political Bureau chief, slammed the Zionist regime’s threat of assassinating the movement’s leaders in other countries, saying it shows the extent of political and battlefield crisis the regime is facing.
Taher al-Nono said it is the outcome of the heroic Palestinian nation’s resistance against the Israeli regime.
He added that Hamas figures have no fear of such threats but noted that such threats against the security of sovereign countries necessitates the prosecution of the Zionist regime’s officials.
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