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Health officials said 31 premature babies in "extremely critical condition" were transferred safely Sunday from Gaza's main hospital and will go to Egypt, while over 250 patients with severely infected wounds and other urgent conditions remained stranded days after Israeli forces entered the compound to look for Hamas operations there.

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Protests and demonstrations are raging across the world calling for an immediate end to the Israel Hamas War people have taken to the streets against the killing of civilians including children in Gaza. At least 4,000 people took part in a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Geneva.

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Gaza’s largest hospital, Al-Shifa, has become a “death zone,” said a World Health Organization (WHO)-led humanitarian assessment team which visited the medical facility in northern Gaza, on Sunday (Nov 19). The United Nations health agency also called for “immediate evacuation” of the remaining patients in the hospital as Israel’s army said it was expanding operations to destroy Hamas.

<h2>‘Death zone’</h2>

The assessment came after a WHO-led team, which also included other UN officials like public health experts, logistics officers and security staff, was able to spend around an hour inside the hospital on Saturday due to security concerns, said the UN health agency, in a statement.&nbsp;

The team described the hospital as a “death zone” and said the situation was “desperate.” The visit by UN officials comes after Israeli troops raided Gaza’s largest hospital earlier this week after claiming that Hamas uses it as a command centre, which has been denied by the Palestinian militant group and officials.&nbsp;

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According to the WHO team, the Al-Shifa hospital is unable to function like a medical facility due to scarcity of clean water, fuel, medicine and other essentials. The team also reported signs of shelling and gunfire and even saw a “mass grave” at the entrance of the hospital.

“The team saw a mass grave at the entrance of the hospital and were told more than 80 people were buried there,” said the WHO statement.&nbsp;

The UN health agency also said that the hallways and hospital grounds were filled with medical and solid waste, and patients and health staff expressed fear for their health and safety.&nbsp;

<h2>Nearly 300 patients, 25 health workers left at Al-Shifa</h2>

According to WHO, there are 25 health workers and 291 patients, including 32 babies in “critical condition,” remaining in Al Shifa.&nbsp;

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“WHO and partners are urgently developing plans for the immediate evacuation of the remaining patients, staff and their families,” said the UN agency, in a statement.&nbsp;

Speaking about the condition of those at Al-Shifa, the UN agency also said that 29 patients at the hospital with serious spinal injuries cannot move without medical assistance while others are suffering from infected wounds due to a lack of antibiotics.

It added, “Over the next 24-72 hours, pending guarantees of safe passage by parties to the conflict, additional missions are being arranged to urgently transport patients” to other hospitals in the south of Gaza.&nbsp;

However, it also warned how nearby facilities were already overstretched and urged an immediate ceasefire given the “extreme suffering of the people of Gaza.”&nbsp;

According to WHO, around&nbsp;2,500 internally displaced people who had sought refuge on Al Shifa grounds were gone after the Israeli forces issued&nbsp;evacuation orders on Saturday.&nbsp;

Hundreds of people fled the hospital on foot on orders from the Israeli army, said the hospital’s director.&nbsp;Israeli forces seized Al Shifa in their offensive across north Gaza last week and also said it found evidence&nbsp;of a Hamas base underground.&nbsp;

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<h2>MSF convoy attacked</h2>

Doctors without Borders (MSF) said a convoy carrying its staff and family members came under attack Saturday while evacuating from near Al-Shifa, despite coordinating with both sides. It also went on to condemn what it called a “deliberate” attack which killed one person and wounded another.&nbsp;

The convoy of five vehicles, clearly marked with MSF identification, carrying 137 staff and family members was attacked near their office located close to Al-Shifa hospital, said the aid group, in a statement.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
 
Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Gaza’s largest hospital, Al-Shifa, has become a “death zone,” said a World Health Organization (WHO)-led humanitarian assessment team which visited the medical facility in northern Gaza, on Sunday (Nov 19).

Gaza’s largest hospital, Al-Shifa, has become a “death zone,” said a World Health Organization (WHO)-led humanitarian assessment team which visited the medical facility in northern Gaza, on Sunday (Nov 19). The United Nations health agency also called for “immediate evacuation” of the remaining patients in the hospital as Israel’s army said it was expanding operations to destroy Hamas. ‘Death zone’ The assessment came after a WHO-led team, which also included other UN officials like public health experts, logistics officers and security staff, was able to spend around an hour inside the hospital on Saturday due to security concerns, said the UN health agency, in a statement. The team described the hospital as a “death zone” and said the situation was “desperate.” The visit by UN officials comes after Israeli troops raided Gaza’s largest hospital earlier this week after claiming that Hamas uses it as a command centre, which has been denied by the Palestinian militant group and officials. ALSO READ | Hamas runs 'command and control' centre from Al-Shifa Hospital: White House According to the WHO team, the Al-Shifa hospital is unable to function like a medical facility due to scarcity of clean water, fuel, medicine and other essentials. The team also reported signs of shelling and gunfire and even saw a “mass grave” at the entrance of the hospital. “The team saw a mass grave at the entrance of the hospital and were told more than 80 people were buried there,” said the WHO statement. The UN health agency also said that the hallways and hospital grounds were filled with medical and solid waste, and patients and health staff expressed fear for their health and safety. Nearly 300 patients, 25 health workers left at Al-Shifa According to WHO, there are 25 health workers and 291 patients, including 32 babies in “critical condition,” remaining in Al Shifa. ALSO READ | At least 179 patients, including kids, who died in al-Shifa hospital, buried in mass grave, says director “WHO and partners are urgently developing plans for the immediate evacuation of the remaining patients, staff and their families,” said the UN agency, in a statement. Speaking about the condition of those at Al-Shifa, the UN agency also said that 29 patients at the hospital with serious spinal injuries cannot move without medical assistance while others are suffering from infected wounds due to a lack of antibiotics. It added, “Over the next 24-72 hours, pending guarantees of safe passage by parties to the conflict, additional missions are being arranged to urgently transport patients” to other hospitals in the south of Gaza. However, it also warned how nearby facilities were already overstretched and urged an immediate ceasefire given the “extreme suffering of the people of Gaza.” According to WHO, around 2,500 internally displaced people who had sought refuge on Al Shifa grounds were gone after the Israeli forces issued evacuation orders on Saturday. Hundreds of people fled the hospital on foot on orders from the Israeli army, said the hospital’s director. Israeli forces seized Al Shifa in their offensive across north Gaza last week and also said it found evidence of a Hamas base underground. ALSO READ | Explained | How Gaza's Al-Shifa hospital got enmeshed in the Israel-Hamas war MSF convoy attacked Doctors without Borders (MSF) said a convoy carrying its staff and family members came under attack Saturday while evacuating from near Al-Shifa, despite coordinating with both sides. It also went on to condemn what it called a “deliberate” attack which killed one person and wounded another. The convoy of five vehicles, clearly marked with MSF identification, carrying 137 staff and family members was attacked near their office located close to Al-Shifa hospital, said the aid group, in a statement. (With inputs from agencies) Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

WHO humanitarian team describes Gaza’s Al Shifa Hospital as ‘death zone’, urges evacuation

From the Israel-Hamas war to the latest the offensive continues to pick up as Israel makes inroads into the Gazan territory and civilian casualties continue to ramp up with each passing day. Israel, the United States and Hamas are close to an agreement that would free dozens of women and children held hostage in Gaza. To know more watch this interview with Alon Burstein, professor at the University of California Irvine.

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Israeli families continue to mount pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the release of hostages currently under Hamas' captivity. Thousands marched including relatives of more than 50 hostages and reached Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office on Saturday on Friday. They embarked on their fourth leg of a 5-day walk from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

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In the crowded Gazan Enclave has gone from bad to worse the strip which was home to 2.2 million people has been under consistent Israeli bombings. What has compounded the suffering of Gazans are the constant evacuation orders from Israel displacement and deprivation.

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US President Joe Biden said that the US is prepared to impose sanctions on Israeli settlers who are involved in attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank. This is the first time that the US has publicly said that it was mulling individual sanctions against Israeli settlers.

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Israel-Palestine war: 80 killed in two strikes on Jabalia

At least 50 were killed in Israeli airstrikes on the al-Fakhoora School, operated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza on Saturday (Nov 18).&nbsp;

The Palestinian Ministry of Health confirmed a death toll of at least 50 people as a result of the bombing, with the incident occurring in the early hours of Saturday.

As the Israel-Hamas war continues, UN-run schools in the refugee camps have become a place of shelter for many escaping the relentless humanitarian crisis. Hundreds of individuals are seeking shelter at these places while Israel entered offensive mode to eliminate the Hamas Islamist group.

Reports suggest that there is a scene of widespread casualties at the refugee camp, with medical teams working to evacuate the wounded.

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Expressing condemnation, Philippe Lazzarini, the head of UNRWA, decried the strikes on UN-run schools in Gaza.

Lazzarini spoke of the severity of the situation, stating that he had witnessed "horrifying images and footage of scores of people killed and injured" in one of the agency's schools that had been providing shelter for thousands of displaced individuals. 
 
Lazzarini took to X, formerly Twitter, to assert, "These attacks cannot become commonplace; they must stop."

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<h2>80 killed in dual Israeli strikes: Hamas-run health ministry</h2>

According to an official from the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza, the death toll rose to over 80 people on Saturday due to dual Israeli strikes on the Jabalia refugee camp.

The UN-run Al-Fakhura school, converted into a shelter for displaced Palestinians, witnessed at least 50 fatalities in the dawn strike, as reported by the official to AFP.

In a separate strike on another building in the camp, 32 individuals from the same family were killed, including 19 children, claimed the health ministry.

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The ministry released a list of the 32 members of the Abu Habal family.&nbsp;Jabalia, the largest refugee camp in Gaza, has seen over 1.6 million people displaced during more than six weeks of intense conflict between Israel and Hamas.

As the devastating consequences of these attacks continue to trickle, many are holding pro-Palestine protests calling for a ceasefire as the urgent step towards resolution to the ongoing crisis in the region.

(With inputs from agencies) 
 
Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

At least 50 were killed in Israeli airstrikes on the al-Fakhoora School, operated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza on Saturday (Nov 18).

At least 50 were killed in Israeli airstrikes on the al-Fakhoora School, operated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza on Saturday (Nov 18). The Palestinian Ministry of Health confirmed a death toll of at least 50 people as a result of the bombing, with the incident occurring in the early hours of Saturday. As the Israel-Hamas war continues, UN-run schools in the refugee camps have become a place of shelter for many escaping the relentless humanitarian crisis. Hundreds of individuals are seeking shelter at these places while Israel entered offensive mode to eliminate the Hamas Islamist group. Reports suggest that there is a scene of widespread casualties at the refugee camp, with medical teams working to evacuate the wounded. Also Read | Latvia Independence Day 2023 celebrated by Google doodle Expressing condemnation, Philippe Lazzarini, the head of UNRWA, decried the strikes on UN-run schools in Gaza. Lazzarini spoke of the severity of the situation, stating that he had witnessed "horrifying images and footage of scores of people killed and injured" in one of the agency's schools that had been providing shelter for thousands of displaced individuals. Lazzarini took to X, formerly Twitter, to assert, "These attacks cannot become commonplace; they must stop." Also Read | Fukushima wastewater release: Fumio Kishida says China agreed to discuss Japanese seafood ban 80 killed in dual Israeli strikes: Hamas-run health ministry According to an official from the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza, the death toll rose to over 80 people on Saturday due to dual Israeli strikes on the Jabalia refugee camp. The UN-run Al-Fakhura school, converted into a shelter for displaced Palestinians, witnessed at least 50 fatalities in the dawn strike, as reported by the official to AFP. In a separate strike on another building in the camp, 32 individuals from the same family were killed, including 19 children, claimed the health ministry. Watch | Hezbollah, Israel trade strikes at Lebanese border × The ministry released a list of the 32 members of the Abu Habal family. Jabalia, the largest refugee camp in Gaza, has seen over 1.6 million people displaced during more than six weeks of intense conflict between Israel and Hamas. As the devastating consequences of these attacks continue to trickle, many are holding pro-Palestine protests calling for a ceasefire as the urgent step towards resolution to the ongoing crisis in the region. (With inputs from agencies) Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

At least 50 killed in Israeli airstrikes on al-Fakhoora school in Gaza's Jabalia refugee camp

Israel and Hamas are reportedly at the threshold brink of closing an agreement to reach a five-day pause in fighting in exchange for the return of women and children held hostage by Hamas in the blockaded Gaza Strip, Washington Post reported.

The report claimed that under a six-page agreement, all parties in the conflict would freeze the state of war for at least five days during which dozens of hostages among a total of 239 will be released in batches every 24 hours.

But White House later clarified that Washington has not reached any such deal but the Biden administration will continue to 'work hard' to conclude one.

"We have not reached a deal yet, but we continue to work hard to get to a deal," Adrienne Watson,&nbsp;the White House National Security Council Spokesperson wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

<h2>Israel-Hamas war temporary pause: What is it about?</h2>

According to reports in the US media, the outline of a deal was put together during strenuous talks in Qatar immediately after the outbreak of the war in West Asia.

The Biden administration dispatched US Secretary of State Antony Blinken twice since October 7&nbsp;to diffuse the hostage situation, and de-escalate the prevailing hostilities in the region.

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Notably, while the US President&nbsp;Joe Biden himself failed to engage with Palestinian leaders during his West Asia visit last month&nbsp;— after a four way leader summit between leaders of the US-Jordan-Egypt-Palestine Authority was cancelled&nbsp;— UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and European Union leaders have managed to engage with both Israeli and Arab leaders.&nbsp;

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It continues to be unclear until now if Israel would agree to temporarily pause in its offensive in Gaza if the Palestinian militant groups fostered in the region fail to return the hostages they took in the aftermath of their attack on Israel on October 7 that killed around 1200 Israelis.&nbsp;

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Israel has since retaliated with constant bombardment to target Hamas infrastructure in the Gaza Strip. The retaliatory state of war in Gaza, however, has&nbsp;killed more than 12,000 Palestinians, mostly children, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.

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Israel and Hamas are reportedly at the threshold brink of closing an agreement to reach a five-day pause in fighting in exchange for the return of women and children held hostage by Hamas in the blockaded Gaza Strip, Washington Post reported.

Israel and Hamas are reportedly at the threshold brink of closing an agreement to reach a five-day pause in fighting in exchange for the return of women and children held hostage by Hamas in the blockaded Gaza Strip, Washington Post reported. The report claimed that under a six-page agreement, all parties in the conflict would freeze the state of war for at least five days during which dozens of hostages among a total of 239 will be released in batches every 24 hours. But White House later clarified that Washington has not reached any such deal but the Biden administration will continue to 'work hard' to conclude one. "We have not reached a deal yet, but we continue to work hard to get to a deal," Adrienne Watson, the White House National Security Council Spokesperson wrote on X, formerly Twitter. Israel-Hamas war temporary pause: What is it about? According to reports in the US media, the outline of a deal was put together during strenuous talks in Qatar immediately after the outbreak of the war in West Asia. The Biden administration dispatched US Secretary of State Antony Blinken twice since October 7 to diffuse the hostage situation, and de-escalate the prevailing hostilities in the region. Also read | Explained | Why Blinken has returned to West Asia despite a failed peace bid last time Notably, while the US President Joe Biden himself failed to engage with Palestinian leaders during his West Asia visit last month — after a four way leader summit between leaders of the US-Jordan-Egypt-Palestine Authority was cancelled — UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and European Union leaders have managed to engage with both Israeli and Arab leaders. Also read | Spotlight on Washington's waning political capital after Gaza hospital blast sinks Biden's Jordan summit It continues to be unclear until now if Israel would agree to temporarily pause in its offensive in Gaza if the Palestinian militant groups fostered in the region fail to return the hostages they took in the aftermath of their attack on Israel on October 7 that killed around 1200 Israelis. Also watch | Israel-Palestine War | WHO: Al-Shifa hospital is a 'death zone' × Israel has since retaliated with constant bombardment to target Hamas infrastructure in the Gaza Strip. The retaliatory state of war in Gaza, however, has killed more than 12,000 Palestinians, mostly children, according to the Hamas-run health ministry. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

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For long, Israel has been seen as an oasis of stability in a volatile region. But the war in Gaza has come as a black swan event for Israel, which was holding up amid the global economic downturn. Thousands have lost their lives, properties and humans have been reduced to rubble, and the economy has taken a big hit. We also talk to Israeli economist Omer Moav for more perspective.

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After Israel says it has cut Gaza into two parts, the big question arises- Who will control it? Netanyahu has made it clear that security control will remain with Israel in the future. But will Israel build what it destroyed? From Schools to hospitals- Will Israel construct these buildings back? What does the future look like for more than 2 million Gazans trapped in the enclave?

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The Gaza Strip has been battered again and again over the years during the Israel-Palestine conflict. The fight over who gets what land and how it’s controlled has changed the landscape of West Asia. Though both Jews and Arab Muslims date their claims to the land back a couple of thousand years, the current political conflict began in the early 20th century. What exactly is the history of conflicts in Gaza? And, how has Gaza evolved over the years?

Gaza History: Conflicts over the years

Pope Francis is set to meet the kin and relatives of hostages held by Palestinian militant group Hamas along with a group of Palestinians. This is after he called for the creation of humanitarian corridors and a two-state solution in the ongoing Israel-Hamas War.

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Israeli Defense Forces began their ground operation in the Gaza Strip they asked the residents to flee southwards for safety but now Israel's offensive has extended to the south of Gaza. Israel says Hamas exists in the South and the troops will hit Hamas targets wherever they find them.

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Attack after Attack. Gaza's Al-Shifa hospital has come under heavy Israeli bombardment. Doctors and nurses rushed to relocate premature babies in Al-Shifa ICU after the Israeli strike. Several Hospitals have turned into battlegrounds. IDF says its soldiers have found a tunnel shaft used by Hamas at Gaza's Al Shifa. They also claim to have discovered a command centre under the hospital along with bombs and weapons. What's the truth?

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Is Pakistan supplying weapons to Israel? Yes, if a report is to be believed the South Asian country that has been condemning Israel while championing the Palestinian cause could be supplying weapons to Israel in its bombardment of Gaza.

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It is now day 43 of the Israel-Hamas war that has for weeks become a full-blown siege on Gaza. Gaza's Health Ministry which Hamas runs has released new numbers which quantify the scale of destruction that Israeli forces have caused in the region. Keep watching to know more.

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