Anybody else concerned that if they let these babies get in an ambulance to Egypt - Hamas will bomb it and blame IDF?
I'm just beyond concerned.
Israel - Palestinian militants launch massive attack, 7 Oct 2023 #10
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I'm just beyond concerned.
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IDF is not putting medical staff and patients at risk. Hamas has done that by building their operations centre beneath the hospital. IDF is doing everything they can to safely evacuate Northern Gaza, including hospitals.
Unfortunately, Hamas has commandeered ambulances to transport Hamas militants and their weapons. That means fewer ambulances for patients.
Israel is fighting for all of us. Hamas is an ISIS based terrorist organization, unrelated to religion, that is determined to terrorize, mutilate, maim, murder and incinerate anyone who does not agree with them. They are extremely dangerous mass murderers who, in any other country, would be incarcerated for life. In Gaza, they flourish.
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Very very concerned. They would put nothing past booby trapping a baby, either. IMO
Ugh. I didn't even think of that.
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The video of the Zaka worker I posted earlier, he said some of the bodies at the kibbutzim were booby trapped.
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3m ago / 7:48 PM PST
Jerry-cans with 300 liters of fuel were placed by entrance of the hospital, the IDF said, where staff say a lack of electricity has severely curtailed efforts.
“It wasn’t meant to make the hospital sustainable but just to gain more time, to help save more lives — to save lives of people in the hospital, specifically babies and children,” IDF spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said on social media.
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The IDF said that Hamas ordered hospital staff not to take it.
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Offer of 300 liters of fuel to Al-Shifa hospital was meant to 'gain time,' IDF says
[...]Jerry-cans with 300 liters of fuel were placed by entrance of the hospital, the IDF said, where staff say a lack of electricity has severely curtailed efforts.
“It wasn’t meant to make the hospital sustainable but just to gain more time, to help save more lives — to save lives of people in the hospital, specifically babies and children,” IDF spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said on social media.
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The IDF said that Hamas ordered hospital staff not to take it.
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Israel-Hamas war live updates: Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza no longer functioning, WHO says
Follow NBC News' coverage for live updates about the Israel-Hamas war: Al Shifa hospital is no longer functioning, WHO says, as babies die after fuel ran out.
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3m ago / 7:48 PM PST
Offer of 300 liters of fuel to Al-Shifa hospital was meant to 'gain time,' IDF says
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Jerry-cans with 300 liters of fuel were placed by entrance of the hospital, the IDF said, where staff say a lack of electricity has severely curtailed efforts.
“It wasn’t meant to make the hospital sustainable but just to gain more time, to help save more lives — to save lives of people in the hospital, specifically babies and children,” IDF spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said on social media.
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The IDF said that Hamas ordered hospital staff not to take it.
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Israel-Hamas war live updates: Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza no longer functioning, WHO says
Follow NBC News' coverage for live updates about the Israel-Hamas war: Al Shifa hospital is no longer functioning, WHO says, as babies die after fuel ran out.
On Sunday, the Israeli military said it put 300 liters of fuel at the entrance to the hospital complex, but claimed that Hamas had blocked the hospital from receiving it.
Abu Salmiya told Al Araby TV that staff had been too scared to go out to get it.
“We told the Israeli army that the 300 liters of fuel they offered is not enough to operate the hospital for 30 minutes,” he told CNN.
"All essential units have collapsed," Al-Shifa hospital director tells CNN
Conditions at the Al-Shifa hospital, the largest in Gaza, are "catastrophic" as essential units have collapsed, the facility's director told CNN.
And if Hamas had built power plants instead of weapons and underground utilities instead of tunnels Gaza wouldn't have been dependant on Israel for power. Imo
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If the staff was too afraid to go outside and get the fuel, how did they expect to get it if they had received what they wanted--a tanker truck in the lobby??On Sunday, the Israeli military said it put 300 liters of fuel at the entrance to the hospital complex, but claimed that Hamas had blocked the hospital from receiving it.
Abu Salmiya told Al Araby TV that staff had been too scared to go out to get it.
“We told the Israeli army that the 300 liters of fuel they offered is not enough to operate the hospital for 30 minutes,” he told CNN.
"All essential units have collapsed," Al-Shifa hospital director tells CNN
Conditions at the Al-Shifa hospital, the largest in Gaza, are "catastrophic" as essential units have collapsed, the facility's director told CNN.edition.cnn.com
TEL AVIV — Israel and Hamas are close to a hostage deal that would free most of the Israeli women and children who were kidnapped Oct. 7, according to a high-ranking Israeli official. The agreement could be announced within days if final details are resolved, he said.
“The general outline of the deal is understood,” the Israeli official explained in an interview Monday, requesting anonymity to discuss the sensitive subject. The tentative agreement calls for Israeli women and children to be released in groups, simultaneously with Palestinian women and young people held in Israeli prisons.
“The general outline of the deal is understood,” the Israeli official explained in an interview Monday, requesting anonymity to discuss the sensitive subject. The tentative agreement calls for Israeli women and children to be released in groups, simultaneously with Palestinian women and young people held in Israeli prisons.
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What safe evacuations? For those who tried to evacuate Shifa Hospital, they said it was a terrifying experience because the IDF opened fire on them multiple times. Oh and the hospital officials said the fuel provided by Israel is insufficient in any case.
Where is the evidence Hamas has an operations center beneath the hospital other than simulated illustrations and unverified recordings? I'm not pulling this out of my a$$ even the Associated Press is asking questions
Israel says Hamas is using Gaza's biggest hospital for cover. Hundreds of people are trapped inside
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I want to be happy about this, but why " most of the Israeli women and children"?
ETA: If some are deceased, I'd want their bodies. Bring them all home.
Abu Salmiya said it was the presence of Israeli tanks that prevented collection.
“Of course, my paramedic team was completely afraid to go out,” he said, adding, “We want every drop of fuel, but I told (the IDF) that it should be sent through the International Red Cross or through any international institution.”
November 12, 2023 Israel-Hamas war
Gaza's largest hospital is in a "catastrophic situation" amid heavy fighting nearby, health officials say.
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So they basically wanted a third party to actually deliver it?Abu Salmiya said it was the presence of Israeli tanks that prevented collection.
“Of course, my paramedic team was completely afraid to go out,” he said, adding, “We want every drop of fuel, but I told (the IDF) that it should be sent through the International Red Cross or through any international institution.”
November 12, 2023 Israel-Hamas war
Gaza's largest hospital is in a "catastrophic situation" amid heavy fighting nearby, health officials say.
Touch wood!!!!
BBM. ALL of the U.S. media are asking for proof--and have made it very clear in their coverage-- that they have received no proof whatsoever.
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They were Israeli tanks and snipers outside. Someone got shot and died just for going near a window. They moved 600 patients away from the windows. I posted about this yesterday.
“It is dangerous for us, even the medical staff, to look out the window. We are so afraid of the shooting.” Amid fears of sniper fire, hospital staff have moved all 600 remaining patients away from the windows and into corridors deeper inside the complex.
The hospital, in the west of Gaza City, has already endured six strikes over the past two days as Israeli tanks and snipers closed in, Abu Sada [the head of surgery at al-Shifa] said, including one that struck an extension to the intensive care unit on Sunday.”
The Palestinian health minister, Mai al-Kaila, in the West Bank town of Ramallah, said 12 patients inside al-Shifa had died in the past two days. A drone was targeting people in the compound, she said, and staff were forced to leave at least 100 decomposing bodies in the hospital grounds because they have been unable to reach them. The rotting corpses were a potential health risk, she said, while staff had witnessed stray dogs tearing into the bodies.
Under bombardment, Gaza medics fight to save patients with no power, water or food
Just one hospital in the territory is still able to take patients as doctors and nurses try to keep those in their care alive
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