Condemning Israeli raid to residence and attack on the warehouse

The World Health Organization (WHO) states that Israel’s Central gas in Central gas has violated its efforts after the attack.

The UN has accused Israeli forces of an attack on a construction in which his employee and their families in Deir al-Bala on Monday live and brutally handled the shelter. His main staff was also attacked and destroyed.

The Israeli military has not yet commented.

The first major major operation in Deir al-Bala since the beginning of the war with Hamas 21 months ago moved tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians, against the background of warning about severe hunger in the territory.

On Monday, the UN said it was receiving reports of unsuccessful people who arrived at the outpatient clinics and hospitals in very poor health, while the Ministry of Health Hamas said 19 people were killed by malnutrition from Saturday.

On Sunday, the Israeli military ordered the immediate evacuation of six urban blocks in southern Dire Al-Bala, warning that it will work “with great force to destroy the enemy’s capabilities and terrorist infrastructure.”

It is estimated that 50,000 to 80,000 people living in the affected areas were instructed to head south to the Al-Mavas district in the south.

The UN Humanitarian Service said UN staff will remain in Deir al-Bala, despite the evacuation order, spread to dozens of premises, which were shared with Israel and emphasized that they needed to be defended.

On Monday night, who made a statement stating that he had been sentenced to “strongest” attacks on his objects.

It states that the WHO residence was attacked three times, and that staff and their families, including children, “were seriously injured and injured after air strikes caused a fire and significant damage.”

“The Israeli military entered the premises, forcing women and children to walk towards Al-Mavas against the background of active conflict. Men’s employees and family members were handcuffed, deprived, questioned and viewed under the target,” he added.

“Two employees who were detained by employees and two members. Three were later released and one employee remains in detention.”

The WHO demanded the immediate release of his detained employee and the defense of another employee who was relocated with his families to his office in Deir al-Bala.

The WHO main composition in the city was damaged after “the attack caused explosions and fire inside,” the organization said. Later, the warehouse was plundered with desperate crowds, he added.

The agency does not attribute the guilt for the attack, but stated that it was “part of the systematic destruction of medical institutions”.

The WHO warned that his prompt presence in the newspaper “now compromised, crippled efforts to maintain the devastating health care system and squeezing more than two million people.”

The Israeli military has not yet had any comments about the WHO premises or the broader offensive in Deir al-Bala.

But on Monday, Haaretz said in the Israeli newspaper that the troops acted “to” create a corridor that would cut the city, tearing it off the al-Mavas district and preventing free movement between the Central Gaza refugee camps where the Israeli army has no soil presence. “

According to the UN, about 87.8% of Gaza is now covered by Israeli evacuation orders or are in militarized zones of Israel, leaving 2.1 million population, squeezing about 46 square km of land where the necessary services collapsed.

Israeli sources say that the presence of Israeli hostages stored by Hamas is one of the reasons that Deir al-Bala has not yet been the purpose of the land. It is believed that at least 20 of 50 hostages are alive.

The hostage families have expressed concern that the offensive could threaten them.

Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the attack under the guidance of Hamas on South Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people.

At least 59 029 people have been killed in Gaza since then, the Ministry of Health reports.