Gaza strip: Last cancer clinic sets operation

Gaza strip: Last cancer clinic sets operation

World Health Organization
The last cancer clinic in Gaza has to set operation after fire








Israel accuses Hamas of abusing hospitals in Gaza for terrorist purposes. That is why Israel keeps attacking humanitarian facilities – with consequences.

As a result of Israeli attacks, the last hospital for cancer treatments in the contested Gaza Strip, according to the World Health Authority (WHO), hired the company.

The European Hospital in Chan Junis in the south of the sealed coastal area was badly damaged in the attacks on May 13 and no longer functional, wrote who chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on X.



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Israel’s army spoke of a “precise attack on Hamas terrorists in a command and control center” under the hospital. The information could not be checked independently.

Israel accuses Hamas of abusing hospitals in Gaza

“Due to the closure of the hospital, vital services such as neurosurgery, cardiac treatment and cancer treatment have been eliminated, which are not offered elsewhere in Gaza,” wrote the WHO boss. Hospitals would have to be protected. “They must never be militarized or attacked”.

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The European hospital was “one of the last lifeline in the destroyed health system of the Gaza Strip”, wrote the organization doctors without borders. The Nasser Hospital is now the last functional clinic in Chan Junis.

Israel’s army had attacked this hospital on the same day and also spoke of an attack on Hamas terrorists. She accused the Islamist Palestinian organization of abusing hospitals in the Gaza Strip for terrorist purposes.

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Source: Stern

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