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The Israeli Army ordered the Evacuation of the “Kamal Adwan” Hospital in Four Hours

Published: December 14, 2023
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The Israeli army ordered the evacuation of Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip in four hours, a Palestinian health official said Thursday.

The hospital in the city of Beit Lahia is the only remaining health facility in the northern Gaza Strip.

Since Tuesday, the Israeli army sieged the hospital and arrested the director, Ahmed al-Kahlout, and members of the medical staff.

“The Israeli occupation gave us four hours to evacuate the hospital because of claims that Hamas is using the facility for military purposes,” said Munir al-Bursh, head of the Gaza Health Ministry.

Israel resumed its military offensive on the Gaza Strip on December 1 following the end of a week-long humanitarian truce reached with the Palestinian group Hamas.

According to Gaza health authorities, 18,608 Palestinians have been killed and more than 50,500 wounded in relentless air and ground attacks on the enclave since October 7 following a cross-border attack by Hamas.

– The AA team filmed the Israeli howitzer attack on the Gaza Strip–

The Israeli army continues with howitzer attacks on the blockaded Gaza Strip, reports Anadolu.

Howitzers stationed at various locations along Israel’s border with Gaza continue to attack from the ground, and warplanes and helicopters continue to attack from the air.

The AA team captured the moments when Israeli army howitzers shelled Gaza.

The footage shows howitzer attacks near the Reim region of the Gaza Strip.

After the firing of shells from the Gaza Strip, thick smoke began to rise.

–Israeli soldiers occupied the mosque in Jenin and recited the Jewish prayer over the loudspeaker–

Israeli soldiers occupied a mosque and read Jewish prayers over loudspeakers during their bloody raids in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin.

While the attacks and siege of the Israeli army on the city of Jenin and the refugee camp of the same name continue, the Israeli soldiers carried out an extremely ugly and inappropriate attack on the mosque in that city.

Soldiers entered the mosque wearing boots. One of them took the microphone and recited a Jewish prayer over the loudspeaker.

The soldier recited the prayer “Shema Yisrael” (Hear, O Israel), which Jews recite in the morning and evening, and his friends filmed him.

The video shows Israeli soldiers laughing as a Jewish prayer blares from the mosque’s loudspeakers.

The video of this inappropriate act caused a lot of criticism on social networks, but it was shared and praised by fanatical Jewish groups.

Israel’s racist national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, praised the soldiers who carried out this ugly act in a mosque in Jenin.

Minister Ben-Gvir shared the pictures on his Telegram account and called the soldier who recited the Jewish prayer a hero.

Israeli forces have been conducting brutal sieges and raids in Jenin for three days, and at least 11 Palestinians have been killed so far. The Israeli army continues the siege and restricts access to medical teams as well, Raport writes.

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