Gaza Hospital Director has died in an Israeli strike, Hamas’s Ministry of Health says

The director of the Indonesian Hospital Gaza was killed as a result of an air ticket in Israel in his House in Gaza, as well as several family members, Hamas Ministry of Health said.

The ministry said Dr. Marwan Sultan had a long career in medicine and condemned “this horrific crime against our medical personnel.”

The Israeli military said they were inflicted by a “key terrorist” by Hamas in the area of ​​Gaza, and claiming that “uninvited civilians” were damaged as a result of a strike.

Meanwhile, at least five people were killed and others were injured, including children, as a result of the strike on the “safe zone” of Al-Mavasi, one of several other attacks reported by news agencies.

The Ministry of Health said Dr. Sultan’s career was one of the condolences “during which he was a symbol of dedication, unwavering and sincerity, during the most difficult circumstances and most attempts that our people felt in constant aggression.”

D -R Sultan was a director at the Indonesian hospital appointed by the Ministry of Health after the UN later called “repeated Israeli attacks and sustainable structural damage”. Israeli military said in the area that the fight against “terrorist infrastructure”.

There are currently no functional hospitals in Northern Gaza, the UN reports.

The Ministry of Health has accused Israeli military orientations to medical and humanitarian teams.

In their statement, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated that “regrets any damage to the wheelchairs” and “acts as much as possible to mitigate the damage to them.”

IDF noted that Hamas “systematically violates international law when using civilian infrastructure for terrorist activities and civilians as human shields.”

At least 139 people were killed by Israeli military operations 24 hours before noon on Wednesday, the Ministry of Health said.

At least five people were killed in al-Mausasi Khan UNIS, and others, including children injured in a strike affected by the tent, displaced by news agencies.

Family members said he said he got at 00:40 local time (22:40 BST) while they slept.

Tam Abu Ries told AFP that the strike “shook the place like an earthquake,” and she “went outside and found a tent on fire.”

Al-Mavasi’s Israeli military was announced as a “safe zone” because the UN says that 80% of Gaza is either an Israeli military zone or in the evacuation order.

“They came here thinking it was a safe zone and they were killed … What did they do?” said Mach Abu Ries.

At the scene surrounded by destruction and aggregate personal items, one person lifted a pack of diapers and asked, “Is that a weapon?”

The children were also wounded in the strike.

The frames recorded by AFP show that men who are planted from a car in front of a nearby Nasser Hospital in Junice, and raced, carrying blood -covered children. Inside the hospital, young children cry when doctors treat their wounds.

Women cry over the bodies of their relatives in burials in the hospital in other AFP shots.

“Who is anything from any religion to take action and say: enough! Stop this war!” -In al-Aclas screens, which lost several cousins ​​in one of the blows.

Four more people from the same family died in Gaza -so -died during an Israeli air strike, news reports.

Four people were killed by Ahmed Ayad Zeno, his wife Ayat Zeno, and their daughters were Zana Zeno and Omaida Zeno, Palestinian news WAFA reports.

BBC contacted IDF to comment on two incidents.

Rachel Camings, who works in Gaza with Save The Children, told reporters that during the “wishing circles” in the spaces of the charity, children, children recently “want to die” to be with their mother or father who were killed or water.

This week, the temperature also led 30C in the UK and Europe, which has spread in the UK and Europe.

Placed people who live in tents said they were fighting for coolness without electricity and fans, and with little access to the water.

Abu Abu Chazided told The Associated Press that the heat is “indescribable” and her children cannot sleep.

“They scream all day before the sun’s sunset when the temperature drops a little, then they go to bed,” she said. “When the morning comes, they start crying again from the heat.”

Israel continues to bomb and control the entry and distribution of humanitarian aid when mediators meet Agree on the potential ceasefire.

On October 7, 2023, Hamas attacked Israel, killed about 1,200 people and returned to Gas 251 as hostages.

Since then, the military offensive of Israel has killed more than 57,000 people, the Ministry of Health on the territory reports.