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Gaza is marking one year since Mariam Dagga and other journalists were killed in an Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital. Despite new details emerging, there are still no clear answers or accountability for the incident.
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza destroyed a medical warehouse located next to a hospital in Deir al-Balah. The attack caused significant damage to essential medical supplies.
Abu Safiya, the director of Kamal-Adwan Hospital in the Gaza Strip, was arrested by Israel in 2024 and remains imprisoned without charge. His detention has led to protests in Israel and other countries.
The documentary 'Life Support' offers a powerful and harrowing look into the experiences of volunteer doctors treating civilians in Gaza, making it a difficult but essential watch.
Hussam Abu Safiya, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, has been imprisoned in Israel since December under the 'illegal combatants' law without trial and is reportedly deprived of medical care.
The Gaza Ministry of Health warned of a severe medical crisis in the enclave's hospitals, reporting shortages of essential medicines and medical supplies, exacerbated by new Israeli attacks.
A new Israeli law has led humanitarian organizations to leave Gaza, causing a crisis in Nasser Hospital's neonatology department, which is now without staff, medicine, and equipment.
Israel's tight controls are preventing over 20,000 sick and wounded Palestinians in Gaza from traveling abroad for urgent medical care, exacerbating the region's health crisis.
Doctors Without Borders Says Gunmen Are Using a Gaza Hospital, Posing Risk to Patients and Staff The Wall Street Journal
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has suspended most services at Gaza's Nasser Hospital, which condemned the decision, citing risks to patients and staff due to gunmen operating within the facility.
Doctors Without Borders Says Gunmen Are Using a Gaza Hospital, Posing Risk to Patients and Staff The Wall Street Journal
Hospitals in Gaza are experiencing severe oxygen shortages, endangering the lives of premature babies and critically ill patients as the healthcare system approaches collapse.
Gaza's collapsing health system is leaving dialysis patients, amputees, and trauma survivors without vital care due to ongoing conflict and severe shortages.
Hospitals in Gaza are experiencing severe power cuts, plunging them into darkness and hindering their ability to treat patients amidst ongoing Israeli bombing campaigns.
A UN inquiry is urging Israel to immediately release Hussam Abu Safiye, the director of a Gaza hospital, who has been held since December 2024. The UN states that his life is in danger and calls for his prompt release.
An Israeli helicopter or drone strike on a tent camp in Gaza killed a six-year-old girl and a woman, with medics reporting dozens injured. This incident occurred as peace talks with Hamas largely failed.
An analysis examines the costs and legal implications of Israel's approach to Gaza hospital chiefs allegedly linked to Hamas, questioning the lack of indictments and standard criminal trial due process protections.
Commentator says Israeli forces vindicated as MSF admits finding armed fighters at Gaza hospital. The medical charity's revelation contradicts previous condemnation against Jewish state.
At least 12 Palestinians were killed and several injured in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, which Israel claims were in response to Hamas ceasefire violations, while Hamas condemns the attacks as a 'massacre'.
Doctors Without Borders Says Gunmen Are Using a Gaza Hospital, Posing Risk to Patients and Staff The Wall Street Journal
Doctors Without Borders Says Gunmen Are Using a Gaza Hospital, Posing Risk to Patients and Staff The Wall Street Journal
An Israeli strike has reportedly left a crater at a Gaza hospital and destroyed medical supplies, raising concerns about humanitarian impact.
More than 18 months after Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, a prominent Gaza hospital chief, was detained without charge by Israeli authorities, his family and human rights organizations are expressing shock and fear over his deteriorating health and reported abuse.
Israel states that the detention of a Gaza hospital director, who is also a Hamas officer and has been held since December 2024, is lawful and dismisses reports questioning his well-being.
Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, the director of a Gaza hospital held in an Israeli prison, is reportedly in critical condition, with his lawyer and human rights groups expressing grave concerns for his life.
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon resulted in the deaths of 11 people, including six women and a child. This incident occurred amid ongoing tensions and further evacuation orders in the region.
Indonesia accused Israel of flying a 'propaganda' banner over the ruins of a hospital in Gaza that was built with Indonesian funding, located near the fortified border with Israel.
Israel is moving to assert ownership rights in the West Bank, sidelining the Palestinian Authority, and planning new airports for its frontiers in a post-war boom.
New Israeli strikes have hit the Gaza Strip, leaving at least 12 people dead, with the IDF claiming these attacks were a response to ceasefire violations. Amid escalating security concerns, Doctors Without Borders has reduced non-critical operations at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital.
Doctors Without Borders Says Gunmen Are Using a Gaza Hospital, Posing Risk to Patients and Staff The Wall Street Journal
Doctors Without Borders Says Gunmen Are Using a Gaza Hospital, Posing Risk to Patients and Staff The Wall Street Journal