Hospital · General Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
On 13 November, a joint convoy of the PRCS with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) heading to Al Quds hospital in Gaza city to evacuate patients, was forced to return after it left Khan Younis, due to the relentless bombardment and insecurity around the hospital. The medical team, patients, and their families, reportedly remain besieged in the hospital with no food, water, or electricity
On 11 November, it was reported that Al Quds hospital’s generator had failed, and technicians were unable to fix it due to sniper fire. Out of the most critical patients, seven are in the ICU and three babies are in incubators.
One of the attacks on 30 October was against the PRCS warehouses next to Al Quds Hospital, in Tel Al Hawa neighbourhood of Gaza city, where damages due to nearby bombardment resulted in severe debris and dust entering the hospital with inhalation and suffocation among patients, staff, and IDPs.
On 28 and 29 October, the vicinities of Al Quds hospital in Gaza city reportedly bombarded, causing damage.
on two separate occasions, the vicinity of the Al Quds hospital in the North of Gaza was bombarded; affecting staff, patients and 14,000 IDPs
On 8 November, Al Quds Hospital in Gaza city announced that its main generator had been shut down, and a smaller generator is being used instead to reduce fuel consumption. As a result, the surgical ward, oxygen generation plant and MRI ward, have had to shut down. The hospital will provide two hours of electricity a day for IDPs taking shelter in its facilities. The hospital has been isolated from neighbouring areas and is facing a severe shortage of food, baby formula, medicine and disposables.
On 4 November, the entrances of both Nasser Children's Hospital in Gaza city and Al Quds Hospital in Gaza city were reportedly hit during Israeli airstrikes. Two people were reportedly killed, dozens were injured, and damage was caused to the entrances of these health facilities. Al Quds Hospital is currently a refuge for about 14,000 IDPs.
On the 3rd November, at about the same time, Al Quds hospital in Gaza city and the Indonesian hospital in northern Gaza were hit, reportedly during airstrikes, resulting in a large yet unconfirmed number of casualties.
Several videos shows the entrance of the hospital after the damage from aerial bombardment. Satellite imagery reported by the Guardian on 11 November shows damage to roads and buildings around the hospital.
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
On 13 November, a joint convoy of the PRCS with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) heading to Al Quds hospital in Gaza city to evacuate patients, was forced to return after it left Khan Younis, due to the relentless bombardment and insecurity around the hospital. The medical team, patients, and their families, reportedly remain besieged in the hospital with no food, water, or electricity
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
On 11 November, it was reported that Al Quds hospital’s generator had failed, and technicians were unable to fix it due to sniper fire. Out of the most critical patients, seven are in the ICU and three babies are in incubators.
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
One of the attacks on 30 October was against the PRCS warehouses next to Al Quds Hospital, in Tel Al Hawa neighbourhood of Gaza city, where damages due to nearby bombardment resulted in severe debris and dust entering the hospital with inhalation and suffocation among patients, staff, and IDPs.
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
On 28 and 29 October, the vicinities of Al Quds hospital in Gaza city reportedly bombarded, causing damage.
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
on two separate occasions, the vicinity of the Al Quds hospital in the North of Gaza was bombarded; affecting staff, patients and 14,000 IDPs
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
On 8 November, Al Quds Hospital in Gaza city announced that its main generator had been shut down, and a smaller generator is being used instead to reduce fuel consumption. As a result, the surgical ward, oxygen generation plant and MRI ward, have had to shut down. The hospital will provide two hours of electricity a day for IDPs taking shelter in its facilities. The hospital has been isolated from neighbouring areas and is facing a severe shortage of food, baby formula, medicine and disposables.
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
On 4 November, the entrances of both Nasser Children's Hospital in Gaza city and Al Quds Hospital in Gaza city were reportedly hit during Israeli airstrikes. Two people were reportedly killed, dozens were injured, and damage was caused to the entrances of these health facilities. Al Quds Hospital is currently a refuge for about 14,000 IDPs.
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
On the 3rd November, at about the same time, Al Quds hospital in Gaza city and the Indonesian hospital in northern Gaza were hit, reportedly during airstrikes, resulting in a large yet unconfirmed number of casualties.
📍 Al-Quds Hospital — Gaza City, Gaza
Several videos shows the entrance of the hospital after the damage from aerial bombardment. Satellite imagery reported by the Guardian on 11 November shows damage to roads and buildings around the hospital.