Israeli forces carried out arrests in Gaza’s largest functioning hospital, health officials and the military said on Feb 17, as air strikes hit across the enclave and rain battered Palestinians taking shelter in Rafah.
Israeli forces carried out arrests in Gaza ’s largest functioning hospital, health officials and the military said on Feb 17, as air strikes hit across the enclave and rain battered Palestinians taking shelter in Rafah. Israeli forces raided the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis on Feb 15 as they pressed their war on Hamas , the Palestinian Islamist group that rules the enclave.
“Occupation forces detained a large number of medical staff members inside Nasser Medical Complex, which they (Israel) turned into a military base,” said Gaza Health Ministry spokesman Ashraf al-Qidra. The Israeli military said it was hunting for militants in Nasser and had so far arrested 100 suspects on the premises, killed gunmen near the hospital and found weapons inside it. Hamas has denied allegations that its fighters use medical facilities for cover. At least two released Israeli hostages have said they were held in Nasse
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