PNN – The Doctors Without Borders organization reported on the brutal shooting of the Zionist military at hospitals and ambulances carrying patients in the city of Jenin on the West Bank of the Jordan River.
According to Pakistan News Network’s report on Thursday, citing Al Jazeera, the Doctors Without Borders organization announced that the organization’s ambulance was shot at while transferring a patient from a hospital in Jenin.
The statement of this organization states: People of Jenin die because they cannot reach the hospital. The attacks must stop and the shooting at hospitals and ambulances must stop.
Médecins Sans Frontières announced: A man took his 13-year-old child to Khalil Suleiman Hospital on foot because Israeli armored vehicles blocked the movement of ambulances. The child died when he arrived at the hospital.
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In the statement of Médecins Sans Frontières, it is stated: Israeli forces attacked a hospital in Jenin with tear gas.
The Doctors Without Borders organization stated: The medical staff tried to take a female patient home from the hospital, but the ambulance carrying this patient was shot at and this patient was injured by the shooting. He was returned to the hospital and is currently undergoing surgery. Attacks on hospitals and ambulances are deadly. Obstructing the movement of the ambulance causes the death of patients and this process must be stopped.
On Thursday, the Zionist regime’s military continued to attack various areas of the West Bank, especially the city and Jenin camp, for the third day in a row.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced this morning that the number of martyrs of the three-day attack of the Zionist regime army on the city of Jenin has reached 11 people.
Zionist soldiers have arrested at least 30 Palestinian citizens in the city of Jenin in the last 50 hours. According to the latest statistics, the number of Palestinian citizens arrested by the Zionist regime has reached more than 4,400 people since October 7th at the same time as the Al-Aqsa storm operation.