Israeli occupation forces brutally kill a woman as they storm the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza

Israeli occupation forces stormed the Indonesian Hospital in northern Gaza this morning, brutally shooting and killing a wounded woman in cold blood, shortly before a 4-day humanitarian pause came into effect said WAFA correspondent. Amidst intense gunfire, our correspondent reported that the Israeli occupation forces stormed the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza, where they not only killed a severely injured woman in a savage manner but also wounded three others and detained at least six individuals. Health sources described the Israeli atrocities in the Indonesian Hospital as heinous war crimes, surpassing the severity of their previous actions at the Al Shifa Medical Complex, which has been converted into a military camp by the Israeli occupation forces after forcibly evicting all of the patients and medical personnel. Overnight, the hospital was directly bombed by Israeli occupation forces, leading to the tragic murder of workers, injuries to patients and displaced individuals, and the disruption of critical facilities, including surgery rooms and the oxygen station. Earlier in the night, Israeli occupation forces shelled a residential building in Nusseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, igniting a fire and claiming innocent civilian lives, including children and women, and leaving others wounded. Meanwhile, civil defense teams managed to pull out ten civilians from under the rubble after an Israeli airstrike hit the Khader family home in Jabalia, northern Gaza. A number of civilians, including children, were also brutally massacred in an Israeli airstrike which destroyed the Abu Shaweesh family home in Nusseirat refugee camp. Meantime, Israeli naval vessels intensified their shelling off the coast of Khan Yunis and Rafah in southern Gaza, while Israeli warplanes continued their assaults on various areas in the Gaza Strip, resulting in dozens of civilian casualties. Source: Palestine news and Information Agency – WAFA