Israeli forces leave behind ruins and allegations of torture as al-Shifa hospital is left completely out of service. Foreign aid workers killed in Israeli airstrike, stirring international outcry. The Middle East crisis deepens with the IDF inquiry into the deaths of humanitarian workers. Follow for more updates!
In a dramatic turn of events, Israeli forces have finally withdrawn from Gaza's al-Shifa hospital after a harrowing two-week raid. The hospital, once a beacon of hope, now lies in ruins, with Palestinian organizations accusing Israeli troops of torture and executions. Shocking video footage shows the aftermath of the devastation, with heavily damaged and charred buildings bearing witness to the violence that unfolded within its walls.
Amid the chaos, reports emerge of dozens of bodies found within the hospital premises, leaving al-Shifa completely out of service according to Hamas-run authorities. The World Health Organization's director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, condemns the conditions as 'utterly inhumane,' highlighting the tragic impact of the Israeli operation on the healthcare infrastructure in Gaza.
The situation escalates with the tragic loss of four foreign aid workers and a Palestinian translator in an Israeli airstrike, sparking outrage and calls for accountability. The victims, part of the World Central Kitchen (WCK) organization, were on a humanitarian mission when they fell victim to the conflict, underscoring the dangers faced by those trying to provide aid in the war-torn region.
As international pressure mounts, the Israeli military launches an inquiry into the deaths of the humanitarian workers, further fueling the already tense situation in the Middle East. The aftermath of the IDF air strike on Gaza continues to unravel, shedding light on the human cost of the ongoing conflict and raising questions about the future of aid operations in the region.
In a somber conclusion, the heartbreaking toll of the Gaza crisis is evident as Australia seeks to confirm the death of one of its citizens in a suspected Israeli airstrike. The devastating impact of the conflict on innocent civilians and aid workers is a stark reminder of the urgent need for peace and humanitarian action in the war-torn region.
Palestinian organisations allege torture and 'executions' as video footage shows heavily damaged and charred buildings.
Dozens of bodies are found and al-Shifa is "completely out of service", Hamas-run authorities say.
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The World Health Organization's director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, described conditions as “utterly inhumane.” Palestinians walked Monday (Apr.
The Israeli military has withdrawn from Gaza's main hospital, leaving behind scenes of devastation.
Much of the main medical facility destroyed as a result of two-week operation.
Australia's foreign ministry said on Tuesday it was seeking to confirm reports that one of its citizens died in a suspected Israeli airstrike in Gaza.
Palestinian residents say IDF has 'destroyed all sense of life' as it leaves area after two week raid.
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WCK founder Jose Andrés described the workers as “angels” in a statement on social media, attributing their deaths to an “IDF air strike.”
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The Israel Defense Forces said it was aware of reports of the incident and was conducting “a thorough review at the highest levels.”
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Seven people working with World Central Kitchen were killed when their vehicle was hit in central Gaza.
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"This is not only an attack against WCK, this is an attack on humanitarian organizations showing up in the most dire of situations," the charity's CEO said.
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Seven aid workers, including foreign nationals, have been killed in an Israeli strike in central Gaza.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms Israel launched attack that killed seven charity workers in Gaza.
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Seven people working for the food aid charity World Central Kitchen (WCK) have been killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza.
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John Chapman, James Henderson and James Kirby were among seven aid workers killed in the Israeli strike.
Netanyahu says Israel mistakenly killed seven people working for aid group as global condemnation of strikes grows.
The US president has called for a swift investigation into the Israeli strike on a World Central Kitchen convoy.
John Chapman, James Henderson and James Kirby were among seven aid workers killed in the Israeli strike.
Israel's defence chief Herzi Halevi said Wednesday a strike that killed seven aid workers from World Central Kitchen in Gaza was a "grave mistake", ...
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