The hospital’s last generator ran out of fuel Saturday, leading to the deaths of three premature babies and four other patients, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.
War in Israel
An Israeli officer, Col. Moshe Tetro, confirmed clashes outside Shifa hospital but denied it was under siege or direct attack.
Terror group also lashes out at U.S. for not doing more to end the war
Official says there are still bodies awaiting identification
A bill would strip the nation of its status as a key U.S. ally unless it kicks out the Hamas leadership.
Hopes for hostage releases accompany the gesture; President Joe Biden said Thursday there was “no possibility” of a formal cease-fire at the moment.
Gaza’s largest city is the focus of Israel’s campaign to crush Hamas following its murderous Oct. 7 incursion.
Israel’s goal in the coming days is to take control of the Al-Shifa hospital, which sits atop Hamas’ main military headquarters.
The strike by two U.S. F-15 fighter jets was on a weapons storage facility linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.
Wealthy industrialized nations called Wednesday for the “unimpeded” delivery of food, water, medicine and fuel in Gaza, but no cease-fire is in sight.
Israeli Minister of Health Uriel Busso said the ongoing mental health and mental trauma of the Israeli population remain one of the most difficult problems facing the country.
Lee was one of just 22 Democrats to formally rebuke Tlaib, the only Palestinian-American in Congress, over her rhetoric about the Israel-Hamas war.
The Biden administration is warning U.S. schools and colleges that they must take immediate action to stop antisemitism and other religious discrimination.
The 8-year-old Irish-Israeli girl believed to have been killed when Hamas terrorists attacked Israel last month may still be alive.
U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz condemned U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s use of a “phrase (that) means eradicating Israel and Jews.”