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Title: 300 bodies found in a mass grave at Nasser Hospital in Gaza, including children executed with their hands tied behind their backs.
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URL Source: https://twitter.com/sahouraxo/status/1782489956159549537
Published: Apr 22, 2024
Author: Horse
Post Date: 2024-04-22 19:41:20 by Horse
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sarah @sahouraxo More than 300 bodies found in a mass grave at Nasser Hospital in Gaza, including children executed with their hands tied behind their backs. Children. Executed. With their hands tied. We are witnessing a genocide, and the International Criminal Court is nowhere to be found. Poster Comment: If this doesn’t qualify as genocide, what does?
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Bodies are being buried in a mass grave at Gaza City’s largest hospital, health officials say. Published Nov. 14, 2023 Updated Nov. 16, 2023
Workers at Al-Shifa, the biggest hospital in Gaza City, buried dozens of bodies in a mass grave on its complex on Tuesday because they had started to decompose and posed a health hazard, according to medical authorities in Gaza, signaling the increasingly dire conditions at the facility amid Israel’s military campaign to eradicate Hamas. The World Health Organization has said that Al-Shifa can no longer function as a hospital because of a lack of electricity, fuel and water and on Tuesday repeated its calls for a cease-fire. Doctors and the health ministry in Gaza, which is run by Hamas, have reported harrowing conditions inside the complex. A number of other hospitals have shut down under the Israeli assault. Al-Shifa’s director, Dr. Mohammed Abu Salmiya, said on the WhatsApp messaging service that doctors at the hospital had performed surgeries on Monday without anesthesia or oxygen and that multiple people had died at the medical complex. He added that health workers were forced to bury bodies inside the grounds because “there was no consent to take them out” and that the grave being dug would not be sufficient for all of them. Medical teams at the hospital buried more than 80 people at the hospital complex, according to Gaza’s government press office. Gaza’s deputy health minister, Dr. Yousef Abu al-Reesh, said on WhatsApp that Israeli forces were preventing the removal of bodies from the complex for burial. Israeli officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the claim. Israel has imposed a siege on Gaza and cut off the electricity it provided to Gaza after Oct. 7, when Hamas launched terrorist attacks from the enclave that, according to Israeli authorities, killed around 1,200 people in Israel. Israel asserts that Hamas has dug a network of tunnels beneath the hospital, which Hamas denies. The Israeli military has surrounded the facility and is fighting ground battles with the group as part of its broader invasion. A health ministry spokesman, Dr. Medhat Abbas, said this week that more than 100 bodies were in the hospital’s front yard, another 50 were inside and about 60 others were in a morgue. Overall, more than 11,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza in Israel’s military offensive, according to the territory’s health ministry. The W.H.O. said on Tuesday that a cease-fire was needed to alleviate suffering at the hospital, citing massive overcrowding, insufficient food and clean water for 700 patients and 400 staff members and a lack of fuel needed to run the generators that would enable medical equipment to function. “We are begging for a cease-fire to happen now,” Margaret Harris, a W.H.O. spokeswoman told reporters in Geneva. The organization has recorded 137 attacks on hospitals and health care facilities in Gaza since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks and has criticized calls by Israel to evacuate the hospital, arguing that doing so would be in effect a death sentence for the most critically ill. “You are asking doctors and nurses to move people knowing that that would kill them,” Ms. Harris said. “Why would you need to move them? A hospital should never be under attack.” She said that 20 patients had died at the hospital in the previous 48 hours.
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