Gaza War: WHO: attacked clinic in the Gaza Strip badly damaged

According to the head of the World Health Organization (WHO), the clinic, according to the head of the World Health Organization (WHO), was badly damaged in the Israeli attack on the Al-Ali Hospital in the north of the Gaza Strip. The emergency room, the laboratory, X-ray devices and the medication edition had been destroyed, wrote WHO general director Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on the X. He referred to the director of the facility.

50 patients were laid that 40 seriously ill could not have been transported before the attack. The hospital could not accept new patients without repairs. According to the clinic director, a child died because it could not be cared for, reported the WHO boss.

According to Israeli information, a command center of the Hamas terrorist organization was in the hospital. From there, she had carried out and planned attacks, the military and the domestic secret service Schin Bet said. Israel’s army took steps before the attack to protect civilians and to keep damage to the clinic in the city of Gaza as low as possible, the explanation said. There was a warning in advance.

Blockade of humanitarian aid deliveries

“Hospitals are protected by humanitarian international law,” wrote Tedros. “Attacks on health care have to stop.” He also called for an end to the Israeli blockade of auxiliary deliveries. According to the WHO, medication and other medical material run out. Since the beginning of March, Israel no longer has any trucks with aid deliveries into the Palestinian area.