How patients and wounded fled while Israel bombed Al -Ahly Hospital in Gaza? Israeli conflict news

Gaza City, Gaza Youssef Abu Sakran was overcoming his injured child and wife, Iman, in the wing of the tent in the Arab Arab Hospital when he woke him the voices of people who run and scream.

He entered the hospital yard before dawn on Sunday to ask what was happening, but he did not find a clear answer. Only vague news that the Israeli army made calls to people living throughout the hospital, and they demanded Everyone was expelled in the medical facility.

The reaction of the 29 -year -old father was immediately. His five -year -old son washed away, and he and faith ran towards the gate.

Mohamed suffers serious injuries across his body, including third -class burns on his back and legs, but Youssef had to continue to run with him.

Youssef said: “I was carrying my son, whose body was burned, and run while he was crying.” “His back was bleeding – his wounds were bleeding severely – and he was screaming in torment.

“Many people were reopened from the sudden movement. I saw a girl with a spine being tried to pull her bed, but she was stuck in the debris.

“Just seconds after we left the hospital, Souianian shocked him, shook the entire place. I told my wife:” Imagine if we were a minute later. We had died. “

Where do you go with an injured boy?

Youssef and his wife were on the street with anyone else from the hospital.

“It was around 2 am, and I had no idea about the place of my injured son.

Muhammad was injured in an Israeli air strike on a bloc of homes in the Shujaya neighborhood in Gaza, which killed more than 20 people and wounded dozens.

An hour after the hospital, Youssef and his wife decided that there was nothing they could do other than Muhammad’s return to the Olaya.

“The place was black, and I stumbled from gunpowder and dust. I went to the surgery building at the distant end of the hospital, where she found a nurse who took pity on the case of Muhammad, dealt with his wounds and confessed to it.”

Hospital bombed thisYoussef said, a stigma on the conscience of humanity.

“They bomb our homes on our heads and then bomb hospitals while patients and wounded are inside. Where is we supposed to go?

“Isn’t all this sadness and sufficient sufficient?”

He takes himself out of danger

Suhaib Hamed, 20, was sleeping in another tent wing, next to the hospital’s emergency building.

Hamid was injured when he went to bring the flour to his family hunger on February 29, 2024 – a day known as “The flour massacre“Israel killed 109 Palestinians and wounded dozens while waiting for food aid.

He was shot in the leg by Israeli tanks, which destroyed his bones and tissues to the point that he needed mineral cultivation and has been in the orthopedic section since then.

Swip told the newspaper, “My brother”, there was no even I did not know how I managed to stand on the injured legs, seize my crutches and escape. “

“I forgot my pain because of what I saw around me. Everyone was screaming in terrorism and fear, just in an attempt to survive. It looked like the day of judgment.”

Suhaib also managed to get out of the hospital minutes before Israeli missiles.

“My legs couldn’t deal with it anymore, and I reopened my wound and started bleeding again.”

He could not continue walking, so he stopped and contacted his brother, who came and supported him to their home in the Zeitoun neighborhood, at a distance of half an hour on a good healthy person on the non -damaged roads.

He kept the pain in the Suhaib leg, but it was also worried about forcing the hospital to close.

He said: “I stayed in the hospital (for more than a year) because of my condition.” SUHAIB has a medical condition for travel outside Gaza for treatment, but it is awaiting leaving for a year.

“Isn’t the closure and the ban on our travel enough? Even they are targeting the hospital, which was still treating us with a little available?”

Make the catastrophic situation worse

The Israeli strike on Al -Ahly has already aggravated the catastrophic situation for the Gaza health care system, which was collapsing as Israeli prescriptions, a siege on medicines, medical supplies, and the continuation of fuel.

In the panic that followed because Israel did not grant hospital staff until the minimum time to evacuate patients, a child died due to a lack of oxygen, as Fadl Naim, the director of the island.

Israel destroyed the vital emergency departments, radiology and departments in laboratories and pharmaceutical laboratories, and continued the doctor.

“We will need weeks or months to resume operations,” he said. “This hospital is a service center and includes all basic facilities, including the only available tomato scanning machine.

“The fate of patients and wounded is now unknown. We will have to distribute them to other hospitals, but there is no hospital equipped to provide full services.”