Israel - Hamas War : Israel says 'hostages held at Gaza hospital - Hamas kills missing peace activist
Thousands of people have fled Gaza's main hospital due to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. Hundreds of patients and others displaced by the fighting, however, stayed inside. Meanwhile, Israeli tanks have moved to the gates of Gaza City's major hospital, a key target in Israel's fight against Hamas, while US Vice President Joe Biden stated that hospitals must be safeguarded and that he hoped for less invasive Israeli action. The World health Organisation reports that Gaza's Shifa hospital has been without power and water for three days and is "no longer functioning as a hospital."
According to the Gaza health Ministry, over 11,000 Palestinians have been killed since the conflict began, with two-thirds of them being women and youngsters. Around 2,700 individuals have gone missing. More than 1,200 people have been killed in israel, while Palestinian terrorists have abducted around 240 captives from israel into Gaza.
Israel says it 'found a room' beneath Gaza hospital
According to the Gaza health Ministry, over 11,000 Palestinians have been killed since the conflict began, with two-thirds of them being women and youngsters. Around 2,700 individuals have gone missing. More than 1,200 people have been killed in israel, while Palestinian terrorists have abducted around 240 captives from israel into Gaza.
Israel says it 'found a room' beneath Gaza hospital
The Israeli military claims to have discovered a chamber beneath Gaza's Rantisi Hospital where hostages are thought to have been held. IDF soldiers discovered a chamber beneath Gaza's Rantisi Hospital where Israeli hostages are thought to have been held.
Death toll in Gaza crosses 11,000
According to the media office of Gaza's Hamas-controlled government, the cumulative death toll in the Israeli-occupied territory increased to 11,240 on Monday. According to a spokeswoman for the media office, the death toll since october 7 has included 4,630 children and 3,130 women.
Sweden says some of its citizens have left Gaza
According to the foreign ministry, more Swedish citizens or residents will be permitted to leave Gaza on Tuesday, after the first group was granted permission to depart on Monday. According to the ministry, 80 Palestinians were offered the chance to escape Gaza on monday as conflict between israel and Hamas continues, and some did so by crossing the Rafah into Egypt.
"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been informed that another 100 Swedes will be given the opportunity to cross the tomorrow," according to an email sent to Reuters by the ministry. "We expect that more Swedes will soon be able to leave Gaza."
"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been informed that another 100 Swedes will be given the opportunity to cross the tomorrow," according to an email sent to Reuters by the ministry. "We expect that more Swedes will soon be able to leave Gaza."