Gaza Ministry of Health: Israeli attacks on water reservoirs and energy facilities are intentional.
The Ministry of Health of Gaza announced on Monday evening that the attacks of the Zionist regime on energy infrastructure and hospitals are intentional.
The Ministry of Health of Gaza announced on Monday evening that the Zionist regime deliberately targeted water tanks and solar power installations in Al-Rentisi Hospital and put 7000 patients and medical staff at risk.
According to “Anatolia” news agency, “Ashraf al-Qadara”, the spokesman of the Gaza Ministry of Health, said: “While Israel’s attacks on Gaza enter the second month, the health system in Gaza is completely unable.”
The spokesman of the Gaza Ministry of Health added that the number of martyrs of the Zionist regime’s aggression in this region has reached 10,220. Stating that the Zionist regime has only targeted the Gaza hospital, al-Qadara said: “The Israeli regime has carried out 24 killings in recent hours, and the number of victims has reached 292 martyrs.”
Pointing out that Tel Aviv is lying about the existence of safe crossings for refugees and medical staff, he pointed out: “The safe crossings that Israel talks about are only death crossings.”
Emphasizing that the medical staff is no longer able to enter the second month of the Zionist aggression, this Palestinian official asked all parties to create a safe passage to ensure the passage of aid.
On Monday, the executive director of UNICEF, in a post on the “X” social network, called for an immediate stop to the bombardment of Gaza by the Zionists. “We need an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza and the unconditional release of all civilian hostages,” UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell wrote in a post. 30 days have passed (since the start of the war), that’s enough. This issue must be stopped now.”
According to this report, concerns about the conditions of children in Gaza are increasing while the civilian infrastructure of this region has also been heavily attacked.
According to UNICEF, the lack of safe water and inadequate sanitation has put Gaza on the brink of a major disaster, and unless access to safe drinking water and sanitation is provided, it is possible that more civilians, including children, will die from dehydration and starvation.