Palestinian people demand from World Health Organization to stop attacks by occupiers on hospitals

The State Information Bureau in the Gaza Strip, condemning the Zionist regime's attack on the Kamal Udwan hospital in the north of the area, called on the World Health Organization to take action to stop this crime.

AP reported that the Gaza Strip's state information bureau, stating that the attack on hospitals is considered immoral behavior and a crime against humanity and a violation of all international laws and norms, called for an immediate WHO action to stop these crimes.

He made these remarks while the Zionist regime continues to attack Kamal Udwan Hospital, which is considered the only functioning hospital in the northern Gaza Strip, and is under close encirclement by the Zionist army.

In this regard, the director of Kamal Udwan Hospital, Hussam Abu-Safia, stated that the Zionist regime army attacked the third floor of the hospital with artillery, which caused great terror among patients and children.

The hospital's director Kamal Udwan noted that despite numerous promises, the hospital had not received any assistance or equipment in the area of ​​storage and to conserve the electricity, water and oxygen needed for patients.

"The Zionist regime's army is preventing the delivery of any kind of medical equipment, as well as the arrival of medical personnel to the hospital," Abu Safiya recalled.

This comes at a time when the hospital is facing severe shortages of equipment, space, medical devices and drugs, particularly painkillers.

The Zionist regime's crimes against the Gaza Strip have been going on for 15 months now, as the ICC has issued arrest warrants for the ruling Zionist regime's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the regime's former Minister of War Yoav Gallant for committing war crimes, crimes against humanity and using starvation (starvation of the Gazans) as a weapon.