Who bombed the hospital in Gaza? At least 500 people have been killed in the blast. Israel is pointing the finger at Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Hamas claims Israel bombed the hospital. Who is accountable?

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Israel would allow aid into Gaza through Egypt, announced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office on Wednesday (Oct 18). The statement said that only items like "food, water and medicine" would be permitted into the besieged Palestinian enclave.

"In light of (US) President (Joe) Biden's demand, Israel would not foil the supply of humanitarian aid via Egypt," the prime minister's office said, announcing a cabinet decision.

The statement by the PM's office further noted that aid to civilians in the southern Gaza Strip would be allowed "so long as these supplies do not reach Hamas" which rules Gaza.

"Israel will not allow any humanitarian aid from its territory to the Gaza Strip as long as our hostages are not returned," it added.

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It is pertinent to note that while Israel said that it would allow aid via Egypt, it also claimed that supplies would not come from its own territory until Hamas released the hostages it took in an unprecedented attack on Oct 7, which meandered into a war.

"Israel demands Red Cross visits with our captives and is working to mobilise broad international support for this demand," the statement added.&nbsp;

US President Joe Biden had urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to allow aid for Gaza during his visit to Tel Aviv.

<h2>Seeking 'unprecedented' aid for Israel this week, says Biden</h2>

Biden, during a press briefing in Tel Aviv on Wednesday (Oct 18), said that he would ask Congress for "unprecedented" aid for Israel.

The US president said that he was committed to the promise made by his country over a decade ago to make sure his ally has a "qualitative edge" over foes on the battleground.

"We're going to make sure you have what you need to protect your people, to defend your nation," Biden said as he closed a brief solidarity visit.

"Later this week, I'm going to ask the United States Congress for an unprecedented support package for Israel's defence," he said.

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Israel would allow aid into Gaza through Egypt, announced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office on Wednesday (Oct 18). The statement said that only items like "food, water and medicine" would be permitted into the besieged Palestinian enclave.

Israel would allow aid into Gaza through Egypt, announced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office on Wednesday (Oct 18). The statement said that only items like "food, water and medicine" would be permitted into the besieged Palestinian enclave. "In light of (US) President (Joe) Biden's demand, Israel would not foil the supply of humanitarian aid via Egypt," the prime minister's office said, announcing a cabinet decision. The statement by the PM's office further noted that aid to civilians in the southern Gaza Strip would be allowed "so long as these supplies do not reach Hamas" which rules Gaza. "Israel will not allow any humanitarian aid from its territory to the Gaza Strip as long as our hostages are not returned," it added. Also read: Jordan, Egypt refuse to accept Palestinian refugees as Israel ramps up strikes It is pertinent to note that while Israel said that it would allow aid via Egypt, it also claimed that supplies would not come from its own territory until Hamas released the hostages it took in an unprecedented attack on Oct 7, which meandered into a war. "Israel demands Red Cross visits with our captives and is working to mobilise broad international support for this demand," the statement added. US President Joe Biden had urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to allow aid for Gaza during his visit to Tel Aviv. Seeking 'unprecedented' aid for Israel this week, says Biden Biden, during a press briefing in Tel Aviv on Wednesday (Oct 18), said that he would ask Congress for "unprecedented" aid for Israel. The US president said that he was committed to the promise made by his country over a decade ago to make sure his ally has a "qualitative edge" over foes on the battleground. "We're going to make sure you have what you need to protect your people, to defend your nation," Biden said as he closed a brief solidarity visit. "Later this week, I'm going to ask the United States Congress for an unprecedented support package for Israel's defence," he said. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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As the war on battleground rages on, a war of words has also broken out. While Palestine is pointing fingers at Israel for the hospital bombing, Israel is blaming Palestinian militants. It has released audio and video evidence claiming that Palestinian Islamic Jihad was responsible for the blast.

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A spokesman for the Gaza health ministry claimed that hundreds of people were murdered in a hospital in the Palestinian territory on Tuesday due to an Israeli air attack. However, Israel claimed that the explosion was caused by a Palestinian assault. Protests were held in the occupied West Bank, Istanbul, and Amman as a result of the incident, which had by far the highest death toll of any one occurrence in Gaza during the current fighting.

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At least 300 people were killed after a Gaza Hospital came under attack. Many are feared to be trapped under the rubble. Hamas has called this attack a genocide even as Israel denies any role behind the strike. Following the deadly air strike Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has declared 3 days of mourning for the victims. To know more watch this interview with a senior fellow at the National Security Institute, Lester Munson.

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Protests broke out in cities across West Asia after a deadly strike at a hospital in Gaza <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/at-least-500-killed-after-israeli-airstrikes-target-hospital-claims-gaza-health-ministry-648141">claimed hundreds of Palestinian lives</a>. The Hamas-administered Gazan authorities claimed more than 500 people died in the hospital airstrike allegedly committed by the Israeli side. Israel was quick to refute the claim and said that the blast occurred due to a 'misfired' missile that was aimed at Israel.&nbsp;

A report in CNN cited sources to claim that Israel has provided the US with intelligence it has gathered related to the deadly Gaza hospital explosion, to establish its purported innocence in what has been the deadliest civilian casualty toll in a single incidence during the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.&nbsp;

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The hospital was reportedly sheltering thousands of displaced people who were evacuated from their homes, the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza said in a statement.&nbsp;

Here's a look at protests erupting across West Asia following the mass casualty event that occurred at the Gaza hospital:

In the Jordanian capital Amman, hundreds of protesters&nbsp;took to the streets&nbsp;as a group gathered near the Israeli embassy, a move deterred by the&nbsp;security forces stationed there.

Jordan's state-run Petra news agency also reported the protesters' attempts to reach the embassy and subsequent instances of arson in the area.

Videos on social media seen by WION showed security forces using tear gas to push protesters away from the embassy.

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In an announcement that coincided with raging protests in Amman, Jordan cancelled a planned summit of the leaders of Egypt and Palestine with US President Joe Biden.

Biden's West Asia itinerary now includes only a visit to Israel.&nbsp;

<h2>Gaza hospital strike: Protests break out in Lebanon, Iraq and Iran</h2>

In Lebanon, hundreds of protesters took to the streets near the US embassy in the capital Beirut while attempting to to break through the security barriers.

In the Iraqi capital Baghdad, hundreds of people took to the streets to chant anti-Israel slogans.

Dozens of protesters reportedly&nbsp;attempted to cross a bridge that leads to Green Zone, CNN reported.&nbsp;But security forces prevented them from crossing it, the publication reported further.

Baghdad's Green Zone houses Iraqi government offices and foreign&nbsp;embassies.&nbsp;

In the Iranian capital Tehran, protests also took place outside the French and British embassies. Anti-Israel protests also occurred&nbsp;in other cities such as Esfahan and Qom.

Israel's retaliation against Gaza Strip-based Hamas following the events of Oct 7-8&nbsp;— that&nbsp;killed over 1,400 Israeli citizens&nbsp;— has led to the death&nbsp;of nearly 3,000 Palestinian people in the thickly populated Gaza Strip.

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Protests broke out in cities across West Asia after a deadly strike at a hospital in Gaza claimed hundreds of Palestinian lives. The Hamas-administered Gazan authorities claimed more than 500 people died in the hospital airstrike allegedly committed by the Israeli side.

Protests broke out in cities across West Asia after a deadly strike at a hospital in Gaza claimed hundreds of Palestinian lives. The Hamas-administered Gazan authorities claimed more than 500 people died in the hospital airstrike allegedly committed by the Israeli side. Israel was quick to refute the claim and said that the blast occurred due to a 'misfired' missile that was aimed at Israel. A report in CNN cited sources to claim that Israel has provided the US with intelligence it has gathered related to the deadly Gaza hospital explosion, to establish its purported innocence in what has been the deadliest civilian casualty toll in a single incidence during the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. Also read | Video: Israeli airstrike or 'misfired' Islamic Jihad rocket? What killed hundreds at Gaza hospital The hospital was reportedly sheltering thousands of displaced people who were evacuated from their homes, the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza said in a statement. Here's a look at protests erupting across West Asia following the mass casualty event that occurred at the Gaza hospital: In the Jordanian capital Amman, hundreds of protesters took to the streets as a group gathered near the Israeli embassy, a move deterred by the security forces stationed there. Jordan's state-run Petra news agency also reported the protesters' attempts to reach the embassy and subsequent instances of arson in the area. Videos on social media seen by WION showed security forces using tear gas to push protesters away from the embassy. Also watch | Israel-Hamas war | Israel to Hamas: Die or surrender × In an announcement that coincided with raging protests in Amman, Jordan cancelled a planned summit of the leaders of Egypt and Palestine with US President Joe Biden. Biden's West Asia itinerary now includes only a visit to Israel. Gaza hospital strike: Protests break out in Lebanon, Iraq and Iran In Lebanon, hundreds of protesters took to the streets near the US embassy in the capital Beirut while attempting to to break through the security barriers. In the Iraqi capital Baghdad, hundreds of people took to the streets to chant anti-Israel slogans. Dozens of protesters reportedly attempted to cross a bridge that leads to Green Zone, CNN reported. But security forces prevented them from crossing it, the publication reported further. Baghdad's Green Zone houses Iraqi government offices and foreign embassies. In the Iranian capital Tehran, protests also took place outside the French and British embassies. Anti-Israel protests also occurred in other cities such as Esfahan and Qom. Israel's retaliation against Gaza Strip-based Hamas following the events of Oct 7-8 — that killed over 1,400 Israeli citizens — has led to the death of nearly 3,000 Palestinian people in the thickly populated Gaza Strip. (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.) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Pro-Palestine protests break out across West Asia after Gaza hospital strike

The Gaza health ministry has claimed that at least 500 Palestinians were killed after Israeli airstrikes attacked a hospital in the city.

On Tuesday (Oct 17), the Gaza health ministry claimed that Israeli warplanes bombed the Ahli Baptist Hospital which was treating hundreds of wounded and sheltering other Palestinians, AP news agency reported.&nbsp;The hospital is run by the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem.

"Hundreds of victims are still under the rubble," a statement said, calling it a "war crime".

The Israeli military said that it was looking into the claims. "We will look into it... the strike happened just a short while ago," Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari told a televised press briefing.

Later, the Israel&nbsp;Defense Forces (IDF)&nbsp;clarified that a&nbsp;rocket barrage was fired at Israel&nbsp;from the vicinity of the hospital&nbsp;at the time it was hit. "According to intelligence information, the Islamic Jihad sent the failed rocket such that it hit their own hospital," the IDF spokesperson said.

Earlier, Israel-based i24News outlet also claimed that an initial investigation done by the Israeli Defense Force found that the explosion at the&nbsp;hospital in Gaza was caused by a failed Hamas rocket launch. However, an official confirmation is awaited.

The incident occurred hours after the United Nations agency supporting Palestinian refugees claimed that six people were killed when one of its schools sheltering displaced families was hit during Israeli air strikes.

UNRWA commissioner-general Philippe Lazzarini called the bombing at Al-Maghazi refugee camp, also in central Gaza, "outrageous" and warned the death count would likely rise.

"It again shows a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. No place is safe in Gaza anymore, not even UNRWA facilities," he added.

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<h2>Palestine president declares three-day mourning&nbsp;</h2>

Describing the attack&nbsp;as a "hospital massacre",&nbsp;Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas declared three days of mourning and said that flags would be flown at half-mast for "the martyrs of the Baptist hospital massacre and all our people's martyrs", the official Palestinian news agency&nbsp;Wafa&nbsp;said.

The attacks come on the eve of US President Joe Biden's visit to Israel on Tuesday (Oct 17) evening where he is expected to meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for talks amidst escalating conflict with Hamas.

<h2>Egypt blames Israel&nbsp;</h2>

Egypt’s foreign ministry strongly condemned&nbsp;the incident saying that it considers this “deliberate bombing of civilians to be a serious violation of international, humanitarian law and of the most basic values of humanity.”

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Cairo further held Israel responsible for the bombing of the Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza City that killed at least 500 people.

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“Egypt called on Israel to immediately stop its policies of collective punishment against the people in the Gaza Strip,” the Egyptian foreign ministry statement adds.

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The Gaza health ministry has claimed that at least 500 Palestinians were killed after Israeli airstrikes attacked a hospital in the city. On Tuesday (Oct 17), the Gaza health ministry claimed that Israeli warplanes bombed the Ahli Baptist Hospital which was treating hundreds of wounded and sheltering other Palestinians, AP news agency reported.

The Gaza health ministry has claimed that at least 500 Palestinians were killed after Israeli airstrikes attacked a hospital in the city. On Tuesday (Oct 17), the Gaza health ministry claimed that Israeli warplanes bombed the Ahli Baptist Hospital which was treating hundreds of wounded and sheltering other Palestinians, AP news agency reported. The hospital is run by the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem. "Hundreds of victims are still under the rubble," a statement said, calling it a "war crime". The Israeli military said that it was looking into the claims. "We will look into it... the strike happened just a short while ago," Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari told a televised press briefing. Later, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) clarified that a rocket barrage was fired at Israel from the vicinity of the hospital at the time it was hit. "According to intelligence information, the Islamic Jihad sent the failed rocket such that it hit their own hospital," the IDF spokesperson said. Earlier, Israel-based i24News outlet also claimed that an initial investigation done by the Israeli Defense Force found that the explosion at the hospital in Gaza was caused by a failed Hamas rocket launch. However, an official confirmation is awaited. The incident occurred hours after the United Nations agency supporting Palestinian refugees claimed that six people were killed when one of its schools sheltering displaced families was hit during Israeli air strikes. UNRWA commissioner-general Philippe Lazzarini called the bombing at Al-Maghazi refugee camp, also in central Gaza, "outrageous" and warned the death count would likely rise. "It again shows a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. No place is safe in Gaza anymore, not even UNRWA facilities," he added. Israeli warplanes bombed Al-Ahli Arab hospital (Baptist Hospital) in the center of Gaza City, resulting in the martyrdom of hundreds of Palestinians, including children and women. الطائرات الحربية الإسرائيلية تقصف المستشفى الأهلي العربي (المستشفى المعمداني) وسط مدينة غزة، ما أدى… pic.twitter.com/ioVAyWRfvn — State of Palestine - MFA 🇵🇸🇵🇸 (@pmofa) October 17, 2023 × Palestine president declares three-day mourning Describing the attack as a "hospital massacre", Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas declared three days of mourning and said that flags would be flown at half-mast for "the martyrs of the Baptist hospital massacre and all our people's martyrs", the official Palestinian news agency Wafa said. The attacks come on the eve of US President Joe Biden's visit to Israel on Tuesday (Oct 17) evening where he is expected to meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for talks amidst escalating conflict with Hamas. Egypt blames Israel Egypt’s foreign ministry strongly condemned the incident saying that it considers this “deliberate bombing of civilians to be a serious violation of international, humanitarian law and of the most basic values of humanity.” Also read | Israel-Hamas war: US military readies 2,000 troops for Middle East deployment Cairo further held Israel responsible for the bombing of the Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza City that killed at least 500 people. Also read | Israel-Hamas war: Senior Hamas commander Ayman Nofal killed in Gaza air strike “Egypt called on Israel to immediately stop its policies of collective punishment against the people in the Gaza Strip,” the Egyptian foreign ministry statement adds. 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. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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