The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced the martyrdom of at least 312 Palestinian doctors during the attacks of the Zionist terrorist regime on the Gaza Strip since October 7.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that at least 312 Palestinian doctors were martyred during the criminal attacks of the Zionist regime on this region since October 7.
The ministry announced in a statement: “Israel’s crimes against the health care system in Gaza have resulted in the death of 312 doctors. More than 104 ambulances were also damaged or destroyed. Israel has attacked 142 medical facilities. As a result of these attacks, 23 hospitals and 53 medical centers no longer operate.”
In the continuation of this statement, it was written: “Israel has also imprisoned at least 99 Palestinian doctors, including the heads of hospitals in the northern Gaza Strip.”
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Ashraf al-Qadara, the spokesman of the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza, also announced today that since October 7th, 21,672 Palestinians have been martyred and 56,165 people have been injured as a result of the attacks of the Zionist regime.
He also said that 70% of the victims of Zionist attacks are women and children.
The Palestinian resistance groups (October 7, 2023) started the “Al-Aqsa storm” operation from Gaza against the positions of the Israeli regime, and finally, after 45 days of fighting and fighting (November 24, 2023), a four-day temporary ceasefire or the same break for the exchange of prisoners between Hamas and Israel was established.
This pause in the war continued for seven days and finally on the morning of Friday, December 10, 2023, the temporary ceasefire ended and the Israeli regime resumed attacks against the Gaza Strip. This regime is bombarding this besieged area in order to retaliate against the surprise attacks of “Al-Aqsa Storm” and compensate for its defeat and stop the resistance operations.